Will Power gained ground on championship leader Alex Palou in IndyCar’s return to The Milwaukee Mile, but was left ruing his mistakes that left points on the table.
The 43-year-old Australian came into the doubleheader trailing the Palou by 54 points, and dropped that gap significantly after a runner-up finish in Race 1. Then, when trouble struck the No. 10 Chip Ganassi Racing Honda during the pace laps of Race 2 and led to Palou going several laps down after a battery change, it was all to play for as Power was a contender to fight for the win - with the possibility of even taking over the championship lead at one point.
