Indy Lights race winner Zachary Claman De Melo will look to make his testing debut for Dale Coyne Racing later in the month after a clearance issue arose with the Verizon IndyCar Series. The French-Canadian driver was in Sebring on Wednesday with DCR and intended to drive Sebastien Bourdais' No. 18 Honda, but an administrative hurdle raised by the series – his drug test results were not received from the lab – meant clearance to drive was not provided. "I don't know what happened; IndyCar says they never got my results from the lab, but now they should have them tomorrow, I was told," the 19-year-old told RACER. "I'm clean – no worries there – but without the...
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