“We had a good car, had a great race. The early yellow that Graham (Rahal) really got lucky on really killed our day, so we had to fight back from there. It was a good fight back finishing seventh considering how badly the strategy went for us, how badly the yellows fell. It was a good day for the No. 28 DHL Honda.”
Today’s Honda Indy 200 was a duel for best strategy as teams battled it out with off-sequence pit stops and working their way around the four caution periods, totaling 16 laps of yellow-flag racing. 2015 Iowa Corn 300 winner Ryan Hunter-Reay clinched a P7 finish in his yellow DHL Honda.
Following a two-week break from competition, the Andretti Autosport crew will head to Pocono Raceway for the penultimate event of the 2015 Verizon IndyCar Series Championship. Until then, stay up to date on all things Andretti via AndrettiAutosport.com and @FollowAndretti.
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