Honda Performance Development has lifted the lid on a complex and confronting aerodynamic body kit for the 2015 IndyCar Series. The wild look that sees a convoluted array of wings, winglets, vanes, flaps and dive planes was triggered by fresh regulations that were announced midway through 2013. The vice-president and COO of HPD, Steve Eriksen, says the introduction of Honda and Chevrolet's own aerodynamic bodywork will usher in a new era to the Verizon IndyCar Series. The IndyCar Series kicks off on the streets of St Petersburg, Florida, later this month “It’s pretty wild, and it’s really wide open,” said Eriksen. “Now you’ll have the visual differences across the cars....
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