For the worst part of two long days, Tony Kanaan sensed he was standing on the wrong side of racing history. If he failed to qualify for the Indianapolis 500 -- and crashes Saturday and Sunday morning put his spot in unimaginable peril -- it would have been the greatest upset since Roger Penske's cars failed to qualify in 1995. How could this be? With T.K., a guy who never had qualified worse than sixth in eight races, a driver who led laps in seven of those eight Indy 500s? How could this be with Andretti Autosport, a team, even through all its May struggles, that remains just one step below the Ganassi and Penske elite? "This was a nightmare," Kanaan said, the weight of the world lifted from his slight shoulders. "But now, I'm happier at No. 32 than I was winning the pole in 2005." http://www.indystar.com/article/20100524/SPORTS15/5240309/1052/SPORTS01?source=nletter-sports
