Page 1 of 2 With the development of an IndyCar cockpit safety device taking place behind the scenes in America, IndyCar drivers have followed recent testing of halo cockpit devices in Formula 1 with particular great interest. Within the IndyCar Driver's Association, James Hinchcliffe and Charlie Kimball have liaised with IndyCar as the yet-to-be-revealed device is developed, and with the Ferrari halo recently breaking cover in testing (RIGHT), Chip Ganassi Racing's Tony Kanaan, Schmidt Peterson Motorsport's Hinchcliffe, and driver/engineering major JR Hildebrand shared their thoughts on the F1 unit. "My first thought was it wasn't as ugly as I thought it was going to be,"...
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