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INDYCAR: Hunter-Reay hunts Iowa breakthrough
Ryan Hunter-Reay is tired of not winning. It's not the kind of tired where he's angry and frustrated, but with this weekend's race at Iowa serving as a reminder of how good it felt to drive into Victory Lane last year after a thrilling duel with Josef Newgarden, RHR admits he's returning to Iowa in search of that same sensation. Andretti Autosport's top dog took his last win at Pocono, and with the gravity of Justin Wilson's loss that day in Pennsylvania, there was nothing to celebrate. Iowa, however, was fast, fun, and pure for the 2014 Indy 500 winner (below). And with his raw pace since the Speedway in mind, the awesome 0.875-mile bullring oval seems tailor-made as a venue to put his...
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