New Zealander Scott Dixon ran to the top of the board in the final practice before the Indianapolis 500 and called it a day with 45 minutes remaining in the traditional 'Carb Day' session. “Hopefully it runs this good in the race,” Dixon said after his lap at 228.323 mph put the six-time IndyCar champion in control of Friday’s practice. 'I was told we were done. We got through our list. I thought the car felt good. “Also the conditions, I thought everyone was going to feel like King Kong out there.” Dixon packed his helmet and calmly headed back to the paddock, his rivals taking nervous notice of confident the pole-sitter is ahead of Sunday's Indy 500. “We changed our plans...
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