Graham Rahal is back where he's been most comfortable in 2017 – on a street circuit. Winner of the Detroit double, Rahal broke through the Penske quartet for a front-row start Sunday at the Honda Indy Toronto, a career high for him at this track. Rahal sits sixth in points, 66 back of Scott Dixon. He's finished no worse than eighth since the first race at Detroit.  Related Stories Related Stories IndyCar Pagenaud sets track record for Toronto pole IndyCar video: Toronto qualifying live stream IndyCar confirms Montoya, Servia to test 2018 aero Pagenaud leads Penske 1-4 in Toronto practice Aleshin expected to return at Mid-Ohio "We felt all along like we had the pace to be there,...
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