Tony Kanaan says he is confident that he and the team can win the Indianapolis 500, and again urges everyone to ignore qualifying form. The Brazilian veteran, who won Indy in 2013 for KV Racing after many years of exceptional performances at IMS, but since joining Chip Ganassi Racing in 2014, has not had the results most would expect of this combination of talents. However, in Monday practice, he appeared to have the car least affected by the dirty air and he was able to place the #10 Ganassi-Chevrolet anywhere on the track. And in practice today he was comfortably quickest, albeit with a tow, suggesting that he won’t take long to hit the front. He said: “It doesn’t even matter where...
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