EDMONTON -- Esteban Guerrieri grabbed the lead on the first lap and held on to win a crash-filled IndyLights race in drizzling rain at the City Centre Airport Saturday. The Argentine, with Sam Schmidt Motorsports, held off teammate and polesitter Josef Newgarden by six-tenths of a second to claim his second victory of the year. "We both were on a good pace, you could see that from the beginning," said Guerierri, standing in the winners circle. "We understood the track." Guerrieri still sits second to points leader Newgarden in the overall championship race, but has a chance to make up more ground on Sunday, when the cars drive the second of two races. Guerrieri credited his crew, who did some last-minute work on his No. 7 car before qualifying. "I guess they pulled the gearbox apart," said Guerrieri. "I saw the car 10 minutes before qualifying and it was in three pieces." Oliver Webb of England was third -- more than seven seconds off the pace. Newgarden tried to make up ground on the final lap but Guerrieri shut the door. "It was tough," said Newgarden. "I think I was quicker than him, but he did a good job defending himself." The driver from Hendersonville, Tenn., said he was happy with second place to keep his lead in the overall standings. "Its points, points, points every weekend," he said. Webb made the podium in his first race. "It was a good race. We kept it in one piece, made a few moves, and ended up on the podium, he said. The race had been set for 40 laps on the new 2.2-mile, 13-turn road course, but the multiple crashes forced it to become a 36-lap timed race. It was a tough day for Canada. Three of the four Canucks in the field -- Tyler Dueck, David Ostella, of Maple, Ont., and Torontos Daniel Morad -- were knocked out in a chain reaction crash on the first lap on the Turn 5 hairpin when Guerrieri dove past Newgarden to take the lead. It appeared Dueck, from Abbotsford, B.C., tried to force an inside move, sending Ostella and Morad into a swampy infield still heavy with water from Fridays rains. Stefan Rzadzinski of Edmonton slid into the infield once but managed to finish 10th in the 16-car field. There was a scary moment late in the race, when Irish driver Peter Dempsey, fighting for position with Victor Carbone on Turn 1, caught Carbones front wheel, drifted into the catch fence and turned upside down. Dempsey managed to walk away and was OK. IndyLights, the development series for the IndyCar Series, will run the second race before the main IndyCar event. cheap china jerseys .C. -- Rams coach Jeff Fisher says quarterback Sam Bradford will have an MRI on his left knee Sunday night after the team lands in St. cheap nfl jerseys china . -- The New England Patriots have agreed to terms with Olympic silver medallist Jeff Demps, who played running back at Florida but was not drafted by an NFL team because he said he wanted to focus on his track career. http://www.cheapjerseyschina.cc/ .168 million Western & Southern Open. The Polish world No. 3, who was last months Wimbledon runner-up to Serena Williams, handled Swede Sofia Arvidsson 6-4, 6-3 on the hardcourts at the Lindner Family Tennis Center. cheap nfl jerseys . Perez says the Colombia striker "wont come during the January transfer window but in June, who knows? Falcao wants to play for Madrid (. cheap jerseys china . Alex Basso had four assists as the Sarnia Sting beat the London Knights 4-3 in Ontario Hockey League action Sunday afternoon.Melbourne, Australia - Novak Djokovic and David Ferrer cruised to victories Sunday in the fourth round of the mens draw at the Australian Open. The second-seeded Djokovic, looking to become the first player to win four straight Aussie Open crowns, steamrolled Italys Fabio Fognini, the No. 15 seed, in straight sets, 6-3, 6-0, 6-2, at Rod Laver Arena. Djokovic fired off seven aces and converted on six break points in the match, which lasted just over 90 minutes. The dominant Serbian has won all four matches in straight sets and mooved to 7-0 all-time against Fognini.dddddddddddd. The third-seeded Ferrer, meanwhile, defeated Germanys Florian Mayer, 6-7 (5-7), 7-5, 6-2, 6-1. After dropping the first set in the tiebreaker, Ferrer bounced back to win eight of 15 possible break points. Ferrer committed 43 unforced errors, but was aided by Mayer, who had 49 unforced mistakes. Also on Sunday, seventh-seed Tomas Berdych is currently battling 19th-seed Kevin Anderson. Eighth-seed Stanislas Wawrinka will take on 17th-seeded Tommy Robredo of Spain. cheap jerseys wholesale jerseys ' ' '