Page 1 of 2 The number three is proving to be a transformational sum as the Verizon IndyCar Series awakens from its post-Sonoma slumber. That Aug. 31 season finale feels like it took place a lifetime ago, and in the ensuing months, plenty of movement inside the paddock has followed. On the long road to the March 13 championship opener in St. Petersburg, teams have hired and fired, expanded or contracted, and there's more change expected to happen as the countdown continues toward Round 1. 24 cars opened the 2015 season in Florida, and every indicator so far says IndyCar will be down three cars at St. Pete as a mix of 21 Chevy- and Honda-powered Dallara DW12s start the 16-round...
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