Spain's Dani Pedrosa took the lead early Sunday and pulled away from the 22-motorcyle field to become the first two-time winner of the Indianapolis Grand Prix in record-setting fashion. Pedrosa beat another Spaniard, points leader Jorge Lorenzo, by 10.823 seconds on Indy's 2.621-mile, 16-turn road course. It was the largest victory margin in the five-year history of the race.
