Power starts bid for 3rd straight Pocono victory from pole
(World News USA)

LONG POND, Pa. (AP) - Scott Dixon has been about flawless as he chases his fifth IndyCar championship. He hit a minor bump at Pocono. Days after signing a contract extension with Chip Ganassi Racing, Dixon had one of his worst qualifying performances of the season. He starts 13th on Sunday, well behind his closest championship contenders. Dixon holds a 46-point lead over 2016 Indianapolis 500 champion Alexander Rossi in the standings. Rossi, Josef Newgarden and Will Power all have Dixon in sight with four races left in the IndyCar season. `I need him to have a bad run and I need to have a good run,` Power said. Power will begin his bid for a third straight win at Pocono Raceway from the...