James Hinchcliffe has delivered an angry attack on IndyCar’s new underbodies for superspeedways, stating that he believes the series is solving a problem that doesn’t exist – and perhaps even creating new problems. Weather allowing, Chevrolet is due to have a ‘manufacturer day’ at Indianapolis Motor Speedway on Tuesday, but allowing one Honda-powered car (the Andretti Autosport #27 of Marco Andretti) on track too, to test the new-for-2016 domed skid plates. This will be followed by an open test for all cars on Wednesday. Ed Carpenter, Ryan Hunter-Reay and James Hinchcliffe have tested domed skids already and the Schmidt Peterson Motorsports driver is convinced that the Verizon...
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