Robin Frijns gave his Andretti Autosport team plenty to think about after spending a half-day in Ryan Hunter-Reay's No. 28 Honda Indy car at Mid-Ohio. The Dutchman, 24, had never seen the track or turned a lap in a Dallara DW12, yet came within 0.18 seconds of matching the best time set by RHR during the cooler morning test session. Andretti's FIA Formula E driver, who rose up the European open-wheel ranks and reached Formula 1 as a test driver with Caterham in 2014, made a compelling case for future consideration within Andretti's IndyCar operation. "I enjoyed it a lot; it was the first car with downforce I've driven in a few years since Formula 1, and I only drove that car three...
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