Following Wednesday's confirmation that Formula 1's "halo" cockpit protection device will become mandatory in 2018, IndyCar competition president Jay Frye provided an update on where the American open-wheel series stands with the shield-like device it's preparing for the Dallara DW12 chassis. Related Stories Related Stories IndyCar Podcast: The week in IndyCar, silly season edition Rosenqvist gets second Ganassi test Andretti confirms Chevy talks Gallery: IndyCar Toronto IndyCar video: Toronto race highlights "We've been quietly working on applications for the last year and a half, and feel good at where we're at with progress," Frye told RACER. "We're also happy...
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