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Dixon understandably frustrated as title hopes slip away on final lap

By John Schwarb
Special to ESPN.com

Sunday, September 9, 2007

JOLIET, Ill. -- From Scott Dixon's seat, there could not have been a worse way to go out. With half a lap to go at Chicagoland Speedway, the Target/Ganassi driver had a title in sight. He was leading the Peak Antifreeze Indy 300, but more importantly he was leading Dario Franchitti, the man he had to beat for the title. If Franchitti had regained steam and made a pass, that would have been fine. Well, not fine, but digestible. But not running out of fuel. Something, anything but that. Yet t ...

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