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IndyCar downforce won’t change for Phoenix, may alter elsewhere
Bill Pappas, IndyCar’s VP of competition, says cars will qualify and race at Phoenix this weekend with the same aero package they tested last month – but changes could be made for Iowa and Texas. “At Phoenix, we’re planning on running what we ran before,” Pappas told Motorsport.com. “Nothing has changed since the test. We spoke to all the drivers and asked them what they would do, what they thought would help the racing. And there wasn’t a consensus of opinion that said, ‘Go down this route,’ or ‘You should change that.’ “The one thing they agreed about was that this was the first time we’d been here with this car, so let’s run what we have and we’ll talk about...
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