Andretti Autosport will field four cars in this year's IndyCar Series after forming a new partnership with the single-car Bryan Herta Autosport team. Having previously only confirmed three full-time entries for Ryan Hunter-Reay, Marco Andretti and Carlos Munoz for 2016, the Andretti squad will now also run the No. 98 BHA entry out of its Indianapolis base this year. Herta himself will remain involved as team strategist and driver coach for the No. 98 car, with the team's crew being also being retained. However, the announcement made no mention of 2015 BHA driver Gabby Chaves, whose IndyCar future appears to have been thrown into serious doubt. "Bryan is a long-time friend and I was...
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