The driver names, manufacturers, and speeds toward the top of IndyCar's aero kit safety test at Indianapolis Motor Speedway offered no insight as to how the 100th running of the Indy 500 will play out between Chevy- and Honda-powered teams. Indeed, it left the fastest man on the day – Marco Andretti – voicing frustration. "The level of frustration is unbelievable," Andretti told RACER. "We have Chevy sandbagging; they're out there doing 216s, everybody sees it, and they're complaining how fast I am. A 223 is slow on opening day in May. They're going to have to do better than that. They tried to say we were equal to them, and we're not." Andretti Autosport...
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