Saturday night's struggles in Iowa for point leaders Will Power and James Hinchcliffe tightened up the championship chase.
Despite a crash and 23rd place finish, Team Penske's Will Power is still atop the championship standings with 286 points, followed closely behind by Ryan Hunter-Reay.
Hunter-Reay's back-to-back wins in Milwaukee and Iowa lands him just 3 points behind Power and ahead of Scott Dixon 12 points back, Helio Castroneves 22 points behind, James Hinchcliffe 27 back, and Simon Pagenaud with a 37 point differential.
The IZOD IndyCar Series returns to the track July, 8th in Toronto.
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