In the past five road course races, Will Power has started on pole and finished either first or second. After finishing second last week, Power would not be denied this week as he qualified first and led flag-to-flag on his way to winning the Honda Indy Grand Prix of Alabama. The win marked the 10th win of his career. "The key was to make sure I got the jump on him every time," Power said. "It seemed like it was yellow-after-yellow. But man, that was one of the most relaxing races I've ever had. I am going to be a lot better on ovals and I am very determined. I am going to win that championship." Power is the first driver to lead flag-to-flag since Dario Franchitti at Sonoma in 2009. Scott Dixon finished second after trying to find a way ar...

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In the past five road course races, Will Power has started on pole and finished either first or second. After finishing second last week, Power would not be denied this week as he qualified first and led flag-to-flag on his way to winning the Honda Indy Grand Prix of Alabama. The win marked the 10th win of his career. "The key was to make sure I got the jump on him every time," Power said. "It seemed like it was yellow-after-yellow. But man, that was one of the most relaxing races I've ever had. I am going to be a lot better on ovals and I am very determined. I am going to win that championship." Power is the first driver to lead flag-to-flag since Dario Franchitti at Sonoma in 2009. Scott Dixon finished second after trying to find a way ar...

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