Once again, the Kentucky Indy 300 gave thousands of fans hope at an upset victory.
And once again, a Roger Penske-employed driver thwarted any designs that a little guy had at victory.
Panther Racing (former IZOD IndyCar Series champions, but now restricted to an underdog role in the series as ex-CART powers have taken over) qualified first and third for the race with Ed Carpenter and Dan Wheldon, respectively.
They combined to lead 104 laps of the race, including 49 of the final 53 circuits.
Unfortunately, for the second year in a row, Carpenter had the victory stolen from him by Team Penske.
This year, Helio Castroneves did the honors, conserving enough fuel in an extended green flag run to coast to the win and even turn a c...
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