Marco Andretti doesn't want to be at the track if he's not racing. He'll watch on television, though, and offer advice from 650 miles away as he did recently. Andretti was at home in Nazareth, Pennsylvania, watching Andretti Autosport race the road course at Indianapolis Motor Speedway last week when he had an idea: Colton Herta could pit early and probably win the race. So Andretti texted the idea — during the race — to Herta's father, Bryan. As strategist for his son, the elder Herta called Colton in two laps sooner than planned and ended the day in victory lane. “I was really on the horn with Bryan. That’s fun to me,' Andretti said. It validated Andretti's skills as a...
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