Page 1 of 2 One has to look pretty hard to find the silver lining to Jack Hawksworth's 2016 IndyCar season. Having signed on for a second year with AJ Foyt Racing – after the newly-expanded team conceded that it hadn't given him the equipment to shine in 2015 – his results actually went backwards. If a campaign in which you earn five top 10s is considered a failure, what do you make of one that ends with no finish higher than 11th, and last among the full-timers in the championship? For many third-year drivers, those sorts of results might have proved career-ending. Instead, just a few weeks on from the end of the IndyCar season, Hawksworth is at Daytona, busily preparing for his new...
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