Zach Veach's full-time IndyCar debut is coming three years later than he'd expected, but the new Andretti Autosport arrival says that the delay has proven to be a blessing in disguise due to the lower physical effort demanded by the new aero kit. "For a while, especially in 2014, we thought we were ready to make the jump in IndyCar in '15," he told RACER. "We actually had something in line – we were meant to be going to St. Pete – but that fell through. "Looking back, it was devastation to go back to Indy Lights in 2016, but I'm glad things worked out the way they did. With the old aero kit, I wouldn't have performed as well as I can with the new car, just...
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