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No mass exodus from Honda after Ganassi switch
Motorsport.com has learned that only one IndyCar team is contemplating a switch from Honda to Chevrolet following Chip Ganassi Racing’s switch back to HPD units after just three years wearing a Bowtie. In 2016, Honda and Chevrolet powered 11 cars each, but although Ganassi’s switch adds a definite three and probably four cars to the books of Honda Performance Development, only the AJ Foyt Racing team appears to be in a dilemma. Text exchanges with all the team owners who ran Hondas this past season, asking the question “Are you definitely staying with Honda?” yielded the following answers: Michael Andretti: “Yes, we have one more year left on the contract.” Sam Schmidt:...
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