On Tuesday, IndyCar test drivers Juan Pablo Montoya and Oriol Servia took the 2018 universal aero kits through its road course paces at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course. Montoya tested in a Chevrolet-powered machine, while Servia took hold of a Honda-powered car.
The aero kits are made by IndyCar chassis manufacturer, Dallara. The Italian-based company has partnered with the IndyCar Series since 1996 when it was still the Indy Racing League.
Both drivers praised the challenge, speed, and the look of the to-be aero kits, replacing the manufacturer-specific ones on current 2017 cars.
