Team Penske's Josef Newgarden has opened up about the late race move on Alexander Rossi into Turn 5 in the final laps of the Honda Indy Grand Prix of Alabama, stating it was 'not his style' Newgarden was in the midst of a late race charge after starting 16th at Barber Motorsports Park and ran his rival wide as he made the move. This led to contact, with Newgarden completing the move, and the Penske driver feared reprisal from the Californian after the race but was quick to apologise, with Rossi offering a handshake as they put it behind them. 'I ran him harder than I would’ve liked to,” said Newgarden. 'To be fair, he was very nice. He did a really good job making...
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