Coming off his second win of the year on the streets of Toronto, Josef Newgarden enjoyed another strong start to an IndyCar weekend at Mid-Ohio, posting the second-fastest time just 0.14s behind pacesetter Ryan Hunter-Reay in the second of Friday's two practice sessions for Sunday's Honda Indy 200. "We were quick in the first session, too. We ended up seventh," noted Newgarden. "But this track is such a game of when you run, you know – where in the tire life you are at what stage of the session. The track just keeps getting quicker and quicker as you run. You've got to kind of be the last man standing here, almost. I think that's going to be the case tomorrow in...
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