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"We're excited to see the 2018 IndyCar body kit on track," he said. "It looks great with a return to a more traditional IndyCar overall design, but with many forward-thinking elements and still incorporating the great advances in safety the series has made in recent years."
Juan Pablo Montoya and Oriol Servia will handle the intitial development work in cars provided by Team Penske and Schmidt Peterson Motorsports respectively. Tomorrow's test at IMS is scheduled to be followed by additional outings at Mid-Ohio (August 1), Iowa (August 10), and Sebring (September 26). Teams will start to take delivery of the kits in November.