Sabastien Bourdais wins St. Pete Grand Prix by going worst-to-first
Sebastien Bourdais started the day in last place. He finished in first. Any questions? Bourdais took the St. Petersburg Grand Prix Sunday, beating reigning Series champion Simon Pagenaud by more than 10 seconds. Bourdais, who is from France but lives in St. Petersburg, started the day in 21st place – last – after a problem in qualifying. “It’s probably the hardest race to recover. The (passing) windows are super narrow, and it’s difficult to pass,” Bourdais said. “We had a pretty good…
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