IndyCar has wasted not time responding to the debris problems caused by broken aero components at the opening round in St Petersburg. The 110-lap contest saw caution flags for “rabbit ears” - as Will Power calls them - and other debris from flying aero kit pieces from both Chevrolet and Honda.  The most damage was caused by a standard Dallara item, the wheel guards that are intended to stop cars from flying over one another. At Turn 10, a wheel guard flew off the #98 entry of rookie Gabby Chavez and struck a fan, who was hospitalised for head injuries. In reaction to not only that, but many other incidents at the Florida street circuit, IndyCar has announced it has mandated structural...
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