2014 Houston Indycar Grand Prix - For the second time this season, IndyCar presented a two-race weekend with Carlos Huertas, a 23-year-old rookie, using strategy to grab his first career victory at the Saturday afternoon race. He was followed by Juan Montoya, in his highest finish in this year's return to IndyCar, and then Munoz, who was moved to third-place when Graham Rahal wrecked Tony Kanaan on an aborted final restart. Sunday's event was as action-packed an open-wheeled race that you could imagine with Simon Pagenaud picking up his second victory of the year. In second place was his teammate, Mikhail Aleshin giving Schmidt Peterson Racing a 1-2 finish.