Team Penske’s Will Power says that if the Verizon IndyCar Series does switch to a spec aerokit in 2017, then it should take the opportunity to make the cars better-looking and more raceable. IndyCar currently has rules in place governing the manufacturer-designed aerokits for the next two years, with Chevrolet and Honda permitted to work in two more "boxes" in 2017 and again in '18. However, IndyCar's competitions president Jay Frye has admitted that a consensus of opinion could see these rules changed, while Honda Performance Development president Art St. Cyr has implied that he would prefer to see standard aerokits on the cars from next season. Chevrolet's director of...
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