Hunter-Reay had a strong showing today, proving he is ready to defend the No. 1. The American racer topped the charts in the morning second and placed second is the afternoon, only .1785 seconds behind the session leader in his Chevrolet-powered DHL machine.
“It feels great to be in the first official IndyCar session of the year. It’s still early days, we’ve only done a total of five runs so far between the two sessions. The guys have done a great job in the offseason, the car has a lot of grip in it, but we just need to refine it a bit. We need to make it work for the drivers where they need it. We’re struggling a little bit coming off the corners, so we know there’s lap time there, we know where it is, we just need to go get it.”
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