The list of potential teammates to place alongside James Hinchcliffe at Schmidt Peterson Motorsports would almost fill 10 rows of drivers at the Indy 500. Hinchcliffe has been in negotiations with SPM for a contract extension that would bring the Canadian back for his fourth season and more, and before he puts ink to paper, identifying a proper teammate will be required. The 30-year-old, who won at Long Beach in April driving the No. 5 SPM Honda, has been pushing hard for his pal and countryman Robert Wickens to get the nod in the sister No. 7 entry. Others, including Honda favorite Brendon Hartley, are also keen to land one of the few prime seats that remain open. "We're seeing more...
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