In his latest column for Motorsport.com, the four-time IndyCar champ discusses pleasures and frustrations on both sides of the Atlantic. My last column was between Grand Prix of Indy and the Indy 500 and a lot has happened since then. It’s been a crazily busy six weeks. But I got my first experience at Le Mans, we got a good result, and although we’ve had some hurdles thrown in our path, we’ve still got strong hopes for the IndyCar championship. In the Indy 500, we were never quite frontrunners through practice and qualifying and in the race it was pretty much the same. I don’t think we had the straight-up pace to compete at the front. We hovered all day in the sixth through 10th...
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