The Future Arrives For IndyCar As Its New Car Passes Its First Test
IndyCar's new car, the IR-28, had its first test at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway with Alexander Rossi behind the wheel on Aug. 1 and Forbes Sports Money was there.
IndyCar's future arrived at Indianapolis Motor Speedway with the debut of the new IR-28 car, set to compete in the 2028 season. Alexander Rossi, the 2016 Indy 500 winner, took the car for a test lap and praised its exceptional build quality, predictable handling, and impressive aesthetics. Despite rain limiting the session to 50 minutes, Rossi expressed immense excitement about the car's smoothness and rewarding driving experience, comparing it to Formula One cars.
The IR-28, powered by a 2.4-liter "Mule Engine," showcased a significant increase in wing surface and a roomier cockpit, with feedback indicating it was a fantastic start to the new car's development.
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