Chevrolet has been penalised 220 points for an engine regulation infraction following IndyCar's season opener in St Petersburg. IndyCar said on Monday that 11 of the 12 Chevrolet-engined cars underwent repairs following the race. Under rule 10.6.4.4 of the rulebook, 20 points will be deducted for every repaid that requires a component change. Chevrolet earned a total of 128 points in the opening race, but has been penalised 220. The manufacturer dominated the season opener, with Chevrolet-powered cars occupying the top six position. Ryan Hunter-Reay was the first Honda driver in sevenths place. As a result of the penalties, Honda holds a 162-point advantage in the manufacturers'...
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