Honda unveiled its superspeedway-specific aero package on the #29 Andretti Autosport entry of Simona de Silvestro as excitement for the 99th Indianapolis 500 continues to ramp up. Reduced drag and increased engine performance equal speed on the 2.5-mile Indianapolis Motor Speedway oval, and Honda Performance Development COO and vice president Steve Eriksen believes the company's IndyCar Series entries will have all three with the new superspeedway aerodynamic bodywork and 2.2-litre, twin-turbocharged V6 engine. The bodywork package was revealed as it clothed the #29 TE Connectivity-backed entry of series returnee de Silvestro, and features a range of options available that teams can...
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