Tony Kanaan and JR Hildebrand spent Thursday at Mid-Ohio helping the Verizon IndyCar Series to explore possible directions for its next aero kit, and according to the series, the exercise was a success. "We've had two cars out there testing, tried running without the rear wheel guards, we've tried running with more downforce on the bottom, tried taking overall downforce off, and we're just looking at different solutions," IndyCar competition president Jay Frye told RACER. "It's all about exploring and everything you learn is valuable."   Decision time nearing over aero kits   Kanaan drove his No. 10 Chip Ganassi Racing Chevy and Hildebrand stepped in to drive...
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