Onboard with Graham Rahal:
The row with 5 separate numbersWhat am I looking at on the steering wheel?
Obviously gear up the top and lap time + lap count at the bottom, but what's the middle row left to right? Guessing there's a fuel number in there and is that -9 the weight jacker or something? Those blue buttons either side of the wheel look like weight left - right, yeah?
That had to hurt.
Honda`s are forced to really trim out their cars compared to the chevy kits.
In qualifying trim they're closer to Chevrolet than last year, but in full-race set-up it's pretty close. Honda runners have the advantage at Indy, Pocono & Texas, while Chevrolet teams have them covered everywhere else and really dominate on short ovals like Phoenix & Gateway.
Wanna buy a Indycar team? http://www.keyauctioneers.com/kvracingindycar/
Only if we sign Stefan and make the livery orange, black and purple.I vote for the GTP community to all pitch in and buy the team.
Only if we sign Stefan and make the livery orange, black and purple.
I have £400. ($498USD)
JPM's contracted with Penske for the 500 this year. Maybe next year.Sign JPM and I'm in,
Other news, anyone know anything about this IndyCar messge on facebook?
Verizon IndyCar Series CEO Mark Miles continues to look for opportunities to start the season in February at destinations outside North America. At least one venue in South America is rumored to be on IndyCar's radar, and numerous tracks in Europe, Asia and Australia have been mentioned as possibilities to host the open-wheel series.
The desire to add international events that would be held prior to the start of the regular IndyCar season would add exposure for the series, but more importantly, Miles views the trips abroad as a way to help the cash-strapped teams in the paddock.
On the domestic front, IndyCar has 17 races on the calendar this year – an increase from the 16 held in 2016. Asked if the number of North American races could expand beyond 17 in the near future – separate from any international growth – IndyCar competition president Jay Frye (pictured, left, with Miles) says it's being considered.
Frye has been instrumental in bringing tracks that once held open-wheel races back to the schedule, and with the return of Gateway, Phoenix (pictured), Road America and Watkins Glen, a few regional holes remain. Tracks in the Pacific Northwest and Western Canada, places the CART and Champ Car series once visited with great regularity, are among the once-popular stops to be considered if IndyCar moves beyond 17 races. Frye pointed to Phoenix as an example of what could be possible elsewhere.