The second Phoenix race for the current breed of IndyCars needs to feature better racing, say the drivers, but none are sure that can be achieved during an aero-freeze year. Andretti Autosport’s Ryan Hunter-Reay told the assembled media at Phoenix International Raceway: “Our first objective as a series, but mostly as drivers, is to make a better show for the fans. When it's more entertaining for you, it's fun for us, and we wanted to do something. “Last year when it takes 30 laps to pass a car, it becomes frustrating and we know that's not what the fans come here and want to see. [2017] is an aero freeze year, so we're…going to go out there, we're going to run together tonight,...
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