A unique car swap between friends and countrymen will take place over the next month as Verizon IndyCar Series driver James Hinchcliffe and Mercedes-Benz DTM ace Robert Wickens trade seats. The Canadians will kick off the vehicle exchange on Feb. 28 at Sebring when former open-wheel standout Wickens gets his first taste of an IndyCar. The Torontonian, 27, will strap into Hinchcliffe's No. 5 Schmidt Peterson Motorsports Honda and get a taste of the cars he should have driven after demonstrating serious talent in the Champ Car Atlantic series and on Europe's open-wheel ladder. Related Stories Related Stories IndyCar Juncos hits ground running with IndyCar team IndyCar future at Long Beach...
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