Juan Pablo Montoya and Oriol Servia were both left with a positive impression of the new 2018 IndyCar following its first test this week at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The duo completed more than 100 laps apiece in the two chassis fitted with the new universal oval aero kit, with one supplied by Honda and the other by Chevrolet. 'From Lap 1, it just felt at home,' said the 43-year-old Servia, who has driven Indy cars since 2000. 'The car felt great. I was flat on it out of the pits, which just says how good the car felt right away. 'I think it's going to be a fast, good racer.' Montoya believes the decision to have one universal aero kit will have a positive impact on the...
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