Alexander Rossi sounded like he was torn between starting a new career in IndyCar or trying to remain relevant in Formula 1 during an interview on Monday morning. But RACER learned Monday night that the 24-year-old American has already signed to drive Michael Andretti's collaborative effort with Bryan Herta for the 2016 Verizon IndyCar season and it will be announced Tuesday. Rossi is expected to be at this weekend's test at Phoenix International Raceway but it's not known whether he'll be driving on the one-mile oval or do a private test next month. After learning last week his potential F1 seat with Manor had gone to Rio Haryanto's deep pockets, Rossi was immediately pursued by Andretti...
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