RACER talks with some of the likely contenders for this year's Verizon IndyCar Series championship about how they're approaching the coming season. It's good to see a death-defying crash last May at Indy hasn't dampened James Hinchcliffe's sense of humor as he prepares to make his IndyCar return. The Mayor of Hinchtown had a rough 2015 season that ended when a suspension component broke entering Turn 3 at nearly 230mph. The ensuing impact was extraordinarily painful as a different suspension item punched through the cockpit of Hinchcliffe's No. 5 Dallara DW12 and pierced his leg and backside. Fully recovered, the Schmidt Peterson Motorsports team leader says his championship plans in the...
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