Chip Ganassi Racing manager Mike Hull says the ex-F1 driver and Indy Lights graduate learned a lot in his first day of IndyCar practice at St. Petersburg. Chilton was 22nd and last in the morning session but moved up to 18th in the afternoon to beat Ganassi teammate Charlie Kimball by 0.02sec and end up just 0.15sec off another teammate, Tony Kanaan. Said Hull: “I thought his day was actually really good. I’m not sure what everyone else did with their rookies, but what Max’s guys and Max himself decided to do was fill it up with fuel this morning. “I think that allowed him to gain a lot of knowledge about a track where we actually race. It was also a big step forward for Max...
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