Page 1 of 2 Honda drivers are experiencing an unfortunate form of déjà vu to start the 2016 Verizon IndyCar Series season. After two butt-kicking rounds where Chevy teams have owned qualifying and won with ease, 2016 is starting to feel a lot like the early stages of 2015 where the American brand trounced its Japanese rival. At the top of the list of improvements, Honda needs to identify its shortcomings in qualifying trim and must resolve the ongoing discrepancies in simulated aero kit performance and real-world performance. On the engine front, its 2016-spec motors – which have yet to be released to its teams – will hopefully address the mid-range power deficiency its leading...
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