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Scott Dixon said he could have more easily dealt with losing the IndyCar Series title on "even terms." Running out of fuel on the final lap apparently didn't qualify, writes John Schwarb.

Dario Franchitti gave Andretti Green Racing what it wanted most by winning the title. The other three AGR drivers made highlight reels for the wrong reasons at Chicagoland.

Scott Dixon already has one IndyCar Series title, and he got it by finishing strong down the stretch. Trailing Dario Franchitti by a mere eight points, Dixon may be poised to win Title 2, writes John Schwarb.

Danica Patrick crashed under caution. Dario Franchitti went airborne again. The guy not making highlight reels? Tony Kanaan, who won his second straight race, writes John Schwarb.

Saturday couldn't have gone much better for the four drivers of Andretti Green Racing. The first turn in Sunday's race couldn't have gone much worse, writes John Schwarb.

Scott Dixon is showing no signs of letting up, winning his third IndyCar Series race in a row with Sunday's victory at Mid-Ohio, writes John Schwarb.

Can anyone -- or anything -- stop Dario Franchitti? Not lately. The reigning Indy 500 champ was dominant for the second week in a row, leading all but eight laps Saturday night -- a series record -- to win at Richmond.

Richmond notebook

Dennis Setzer used a no-pit-stop strategy at rainy Mansfield this past weekend, and the payoff was huge: The veteran driver scored his first Craftsman Truck Series victory in almost two years.

Andretti Green didn't land the pole, but all five of its cars cracked the top 11 in Indy qualifying, writes John Schwarb.