Chevrolet might have suffered a major penalties setback in the manufacturers championship since the Verizon IndyCar Series was last in action two weeks ago at St Petersburg, but first practice for the Indy Grand Prix of Louisiana confirmed that the bow tie brigade was once again in crushing form the minute attention turned back to performance on the track. CLICK: Full Friday practice 1 times from Louisiana. When the chequered flag came out at the end of the first session at the 2.74-mile, 13-turn NOLA Motorsports Park road course in Avondale, Chevrolet was the power behind eight of the top ten cars while their rivals Honda had eight of the slowest ten in the standings. For once however it...
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