Josef Newgarden is confident that he would have had an answer for Sebastien Bourdais in the closing stages of the rain-delayed Verizon IndyCar Series race at Barber, even if the latter hadn't been forced into a late stop for wet tires. Bourdais had been attempting a one-stopper before a downpour in the closing laps necessitated an unscheduled visit to the pits, dropping him out of contention and ultimately relegating him to fifth. Related Stories Related Stories IndyCar Newgarden to test windscreen at IMS Newgarden beats rain for Barber win Pagenaud, Chaves end Barber race with cursing match IndyCar museum exhibit opens in New England Drivers think postponement was the only call A few laps...
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