But Kimball said he remains confident that an Indy 500 win is within his grasp. “We are one of 33 people in the world that will be on the starting grid for the Indy 500,” he said. It will be his 10th Indy 500 start; Bell’s best finish was fourth in 2009. Kimball placed third, his best finish in five tries at the Indy 500. “He’s had pretty good years here,” said Chip Ganassi, Kimball’s team owner.

Source: Los Angeles Times May 28, 2016 22:05 UTC