IndyCar Series drivers have put the new Chevrolet and Honda aerodynamic kits through their paces during pre-season testing at Barber Motorsport Park. The first day of the two-day hit-out saw Chip Ganassi Racing's Scott Dixon top the time sheets in the dying stages of the seven hours of running. The Kiwi's best of 1:07.48s proved almost a full second quicker than the pole time at the venue last year thanks to the higher grip levels brought about by the aerodynamic changes. Team Penske quartet Simon Pagenaud, Will Power, Juan Pablo Montoya and Helio Castroneves completed the top five as the Chevrolets dominated. In addition to the two manufacturers homologating their own kits, teams have a...
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