The new IndyCar bodywork that debuts in testing on Tuesday at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway is safer, cheaper, hopefully even racier and a lot more pleasant to the eye than it's predecessor, according to IndyCar's president of competition. "It's been a year-and-a-half in the making and we're excited to get it on the track," said Frye of the car, which will be tested all day by two-time Indy 500 winner Juan Pablo Montoya and IndyCar veteran Oriol Servia."We took the input of our fans, drivers, teams, manufacturers, partners - everyone shares in this. There is a historical component to this design, and it comes with a very forward look and all the latest components. Although...
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