Honda's leading driver at the high-speed Road America circuit spent most of his day locked in a battle with Chevy-powered drivers, and after taking a strong third-place finish, Graham Rahal admitted feeling a bit envious of the top speed displayed by his rivals. "He just had more top speed," Rahal said of a failed attempt to overtake Tony Kanaan's No. 10 Chevy at the end of the long front straight. "I don't know what to tell you. It happened to me three times today. Obviously, I was around all our competitors, no other Hondas, and [Chevy's] got some power, that's for sure. They've got some top speed. It is what it is. Related Stories Related Stories IndyCar INDYCAR:...
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