Motor sport : Power beat Grosjean and Herta to claim 40th career win at Indianapolis Grand Prix

Will Power spent this week seeking redemption and he found it in a familiar spot - on Indianapolis Motor Speedway’s road course where on Saturday he claimed the Indianapolis Grand Prix. Just six days after enduring one of the most frustrating races of his career, Power took an early lead, pulled away from the field and held on for his first IndyCar win of the season, beating Romain Grosjean to the yard of bricks by 1.1142 seconds. Power has won five times on the road course and also was the 2018 Indianapolis 500 winner. And the Australian, who started second, desperately needed this one. Last weekend at Nashville, Power finished 14th, squeezing one team-mate, Simon Pagenaud, into a wall early in the race and later colliding with another team-mate, Scott