Honda's IndyCar aero kit made its debut on Monday, the Japanese manufacturer using the car that will be driven this weekend by Ryan Hunter­Reay to delineate the changes made to the DW12 Dallara chassis. Honda's IndyCar aero kit made its debut on Monday, the Japanese manufacturer using the car that will be driven this weekend by Ryan Hunter­Reay to delineate the changes made to the DW12 Dallara chassis. Not every aero component that Honda Performance Development (HPD) made for the car was on display on the No. 28 Andretti Autosport machine. There are close to 200 individual pieces that can be fitted to the Dallara for use on road/street courses and short ovals, enabling teams to pick and...
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