Matthew Brabham will have his first fully fledged IndyCar test on Wednesday, turning laps with Andretti Autosport at Iowa Speedway. The team has elected to place Brabham behind the wheel of Marco Andretti’s #27 Honda-powered Snapple Dallara under an Indy Lights driver test rule. Each Verizon IndyCar Series entrant is allocated two test days per year to run a current Indy Lights driver. The team's primary driver, in this case Andretti, is unable to complete more than 50 percent of the day’s test. Brabham competed in the first three races of the 2015 Indy Lights season with Andretti Autosport before a lack of funding sidelined his season. The Iowa program will see Brabham working...
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