Michael Andretti hopes his Formula E driver Robin Frijns does not impress rival IndyCar teams too much when he tests with Andretti Autosport next week. Frijns starred in the 2015-'16 Formula E season, despite Andretti running season-one technology, scoring 41 of the team's 45 points. The Dutch driver has signed to stay with the squad next season, but he will also test one of Andretti's Honda-powered Indycars at Mid-Ohio on July 21. "It's important because we always want to be looking for the best [drivers] out there and you never know where you are going to find him," Andretti said of the test. "This kid is really good and he may really open some eyes for an another IndyCar...
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