Not everyone believes that Honda truly possesses the advantage they appear to have after 12 hours of practice at Indianapolis. Day 1 of on-track action ended with Honda drivers 1-2-3-4 and Wednesday wasn't much different with Hondas 1-2-5. In the combined time sheets, they are 1-2-3-6-7-10. Marco Andretti's lap from Monday (228.978mph) is still the best so far. Will Power discussed Chevrolet's lack of pace during today's press conference, but Ryan Hunter-Reay isn't convinced that Andretti really has an edge over the 2015 Indy 500 champions. "I'm just waiting for them to turn the wick up. I'm not sure when that's coming. "Will (Power) and I are always giving each other jabs, but...
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