Tony Kanaan says that Honda will be the major beneficiaries of Chip Ganassi Racing’s switch from Chevrolet next season, but that the move is also good for IndyCar as a whole. The Ganassi team is returning to Honda in 2017 after three years with Chevrolet, in which Kanaan’s teammate Scott Dixon won the 2015 Verizon IndyCar Series championship. However, despite Chevy beating Honda 14-2 in terms of victories in 2016, Kanaan believes Ganassi can help redress that balance in the season ahead. He also told Motorsport.com that he expects the rivalry with Andretti Autosport to be HPD’s top team will further push engine progress. “Honda is the one that’s benefiting most out of this whole...
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