The winds were up and speeds were down Tuesday at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.A day after Marco Andretti turned a lap of 226 mph, Will Power led the second round of practice for the 101st Indianapolis 500 with a top speed of 224.656 mph in the Team Penske Verizon Chevy. Even though there was a 17-car train pounding around the Speedway for much of the last hour, nobody could touch Andretti's speed from Monday."Pretty windy out there today but I liked the way my car was handling," said Power, fresh off a victory in last Saturday's Indianapolis Grand Prix.Teammate Helio Castroneves was second fastest, and Gabby Chaves made it a Bow Tie day with the third-quickest lap of...
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