Marco Andretti has lived in the gym since the 2015 Verizon IndyCar Series came to an end. The third-generation had a steady run to ninth in the standings with his Honda-powered Andretti Autosport car; a repeat of his finishing position the previous year. Solid, but a far cry from 2013, when he finished fifth on the strength of six podiums and 15 top 10s.That 2013 season also reflected the fruits of Andretti's off-season self-improvement efforts. With the help of a driving coach, Andretti broke down some of his bad driving habits, and then rebuilt his approach in key areas which resulted in his best body of work. Heading into 2016, and with his racecraft developed to his satisfaction, the...
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