Chip Ganassi Racing’s Scott Dixon and Tony Kanaan say they’re expecting stronger performances at IMS as a result of the team's switch to Honda, but admit they have a lot to learn about HPD's road/street course aerokit. Dixon and Kanaan finished sixth and seventh in last year’s Verizon IndyCar Series championship, in the team’s third and final year using Chevrolet engines. And although Honda scored only two wins compared with Chevrolet’s 14, both drivers believe the HPD’s superspeedway aerokit is superior. “I think we have a lot better chance than we had last year, put it this way,” said 2013 Indy 500 winner Kanaan. “I think their package for Indianapolis proved the past...
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