Bryan Herta says that he would be "shocked" if the overall performance of the No.98 IndyCar team doesn't improve in the second year of its partnership with Andretti Autosport. Herta's team BHA merged with Andretti just weeks before the start of the 2016 season. It earned a sensational win with Alexander Rossi at the 100th Running of the Indianapolis 500 but struggled for consistency elsewhere, with Rossi scoring just one other top-five and four top-10s. But with Rossi now having a full year of IndyCar experience under his belt and BHA having fully integrated itself into the Andretti system, Herta is confident of seeing a step forward in 2017. "For us, it's just...
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