Juncos Racing's Kyle Kaiser has dedicated the success of qualifying for the 103rd running of the Indianapolis 500 to his team after a giant-killing moment as he bumped out McLaren's Fernando Alonso. Kaiser ran last out of the six drivers who had to contend in the last-row shootout to qualify for the race and narrowly beat Alonso's best-average lap speed by just 0.019mph, securing 33rd place on the grid. Juncos, as one of the smallest outfits in the NTT IndyCar Series had to contend with financial difficulties after losing sponsors prior to the start of practice week, as well as having to overcome the loss of their primary car due to Kaiser's crash in 'Fast...
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