Romain Grosjean said it was like 'being alive again' after he clinched his first career pole in over 10 years with P1 at IndyCar's Grand Prix of Indianapolis. The last time the Frenchman experienced what it is like to be on pole position was all the way back in his GP2 days, but the drought is now over in only his third appearance in IndyCar. He beat the extremely established IndyCar driver Josef Newgarden to pole position by just over a tenth and said it is experiences like these that he has 'completely forgot' about over the years of being in Formula 1. 'You know, even through the last few years that have been tough in terms of results, I take the example of Germany last year where I...
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