New Zealand's Brendon Hartley is expected to become Chip Ganassi Racing's newest IndyCar driver. The 27-year-old Kiwi would replace the outgoing Tony Kanaan in the No. 10 Honda to form an all-Kiwi lineup with four-time champion Scott Dixon. Current CGR drivers Max Chilton and Charlie Kimball are unlikely to be retained as the team ponders returning next season in a downsized, two-car program. Kanaan, as RACER's Robin Miller reported, will join A.J. Foyt Racing on a two-year deal. Related Stories Related Stories IndyCar IndyCar's Gateway race keeps date, start moved up Veach closing on Andretti drive Gommendy to drive third SPM car in 2018 Indy 500 Cindric juggling Penske drivers' title...
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