Page 1 of 2 The top step of the Mazda Road To Indy left everyone impressed on Thursday at Sonoma Raceway as seven Indy Lights drivers conducted their first Verizon IndyCar Series road course test.  With six teams taking advantage of a rule that allows extra test mileage if an Indy Lights drivers is used, defending series champions Team Penske fielded two cars (for Indy Lights winner and championship contender Spencer Pigot, and former Formula 1 driver/current Formula E champion/Toronto Indy Lights polesitter Nelson Piquet Jr.), while Chip Ganassi Racing (Indy Lights race winner Sean Rayhall), Andretti Autosport (Indy Lights race winner Matt Brabham), Schmidt Peterson Motorsports (Indy...
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