2015 has been a turnaround year for both the team and driver. Having a single car team in the Verizon IndyCar Series can be an arduous task, especially when three teams owned 12 of the 25 cars that competed in the Angie’s List Grand Prix of Indianapolis. That being sais, having a single car operation score a second place finish is even more of an achievement, and that’s exactly what Graham Rahal has done in back-to-back races. Not to mention the fact that he was driving a Honda, which have struggled to keep pace with the Chevrolets. It hurts having only one car’s worth of data to look at, but after making a lot of changes in the offseason, having the right people can mitigate that...
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