Cars running Chevrolet power in the 2015 Verizon IndyCar Series will look significantly different compared to last season as the engine specific aero kits come into effect. With Honda's efforts still to be unveiled, Chevrolet took advantage of the series media day to unveil the aerodynamic upgrades the American motor giant has garnished the base Dallara DW12 with. At the moment this kit is only for road courses and short ovals, with the speedway aero kit to be revealed before the Indy Month of May begins. Officials are hoping that the new kits will provide drivers with more downforce, Chris Berube – the Chevrolet IndyCar programme manager – said it is hoped cornering speeds can...
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