Honda is confident that it will offer a stern test to IndyCar rival Chevrolet when they go head to head at the Indianapolis 500 later this month.Honda has struggled to match Chevy's outright performance on road and street courses during the opening races of the season. It does, though, leads the manufacturers' championship after Chevrolet incurred points penalties when it was forced to make a series of unapproved engine changes due to a batch of potentially-faulty valve springs following the opening race at St Petersburg. Honda openly admits that the Indy 500 is its primary target for 2015, and HPD vice-president and COO Steve Eriksen told AUTOSPORT that he is confident in the work that...
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