One of the better races and what a finish. Malukas was my pick to win, and he came so close. Glad to see Rosenquist pull it out in the end though. Honda and its ability to use less fuel than Chevy was the difference in the end. Veekay, Ferucci, O'Ward were in the same general situation, but Rosenquist was given the green light a bit sooner on fuel. Balance of the universe wise, Rosenquist should have won, and did, so that is all good.
Incredible finish by Veekay, skipping up from 9th to 6th in two turns when he had some serious talent and engines behind and in front of him. The crew told him they cleaned the track except turn 4 and they trusted him to go anywhere. 6th place finish, driving for Juncos. Hopefully a sign of a step up to McLaren or Penske next season. They tried a split strategy on the first yellow of the race, but the second yellow came out quickly and really bonked that idea. So they pitted then, moved way back, but pitted under yellow unlike Collet and Grosjean who would pit under green. They recovered and then slipped late into a deep save strategy to pit just one more time and thanks to the extra yellows, gave Veekay an opportunity to do what he does on restarts.
Marcus Armstrong was remarkable. He hasn't finished remotely well in the Indy 500, and was up front at the very end. Finished in 5th, but overall, incredible job to keep his head in the game.
Feel for Katherine Legge. Hunter-Reay spins and is going inside, she chooses outside and then he slips the other direction. Hopefully Collet is alright after the hard contact with the wall.