Will Power has topped the second practice session ahead of the 101st running of the Indianapolis 500, after a day focused on race simulations by many teams and drivers. The 2014 champion sat atop the classification for the majority of the session, with a 224.656mph lap which was considerably slower than the benchmark produced by Marco Andretti during the opening practice session yesterday. At the start of the day rookies Jack Harvey and Zach Veach were allowed 15 minutes of track action to themselves to try and finalise their rookie orientation programmes after both drivers suffered an interrupted opening day of practice. Once Harvey and Veach had completed their 15 minutes of private...
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