Page 1 of 3 Judging purely by the numbers, it's hard to see how the 2015 IndyCar season could have gone better for Chevrolet. Fourth consecutive manufacturers' title: Check. Drivers' championship: Check. Indianapolis 500 victory: Check. Every pole position for the year, 10 wins, and six clean sweeps of the podium: Check, check and check. About the only thing that didn't go the way of the Bowtie was Andretti's Carlos Munoz winning in Chevrolet's backyard in the Saturday race in Detroit. But numbers never tell the full story. In this case they don't tell you about the learning curve involved in a brand-new aero program, or the sleepless nights caused by early supply chain problems, or the...
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