SCOTT MCLAUGHLIN dominates the entire weekend. He takes the pole, he leads by 8 seconds in the early stages, and he never leaves the lead except for six laps. After one season to learn the car, he is showing phenomenal ability, with three wins in one season and fighting for the title up to the last race. Actually, he still drives an Indycar as if it’s a Repco Supercar, but this driving style he could not have obtained otherwise grants him an enormous advantage on this kind of track. SCOTT DIXON fails in qualifying… And then he puts together a race that every driver should learn from. Clean on overtakes, fast and focused on the objective. Given his starting position, he was likely to lose a lot of championship points, but instead, he loses just five points. His experience allowed him to time the overtakes perfectly and optimize the caution. In fact, right at the restart, he sees a gap no one would have gone for, and so he takes fourth position, and then third by forcing O’Ward to let h...