
Two-time and reigning IndyCar champion Will Power is at Sebring testing a Penske-Chevrolet equipped with the hybrid unit. But Chevrolet’s IndyCar program manager Rob Buckner says that the car’s lap times will not be representative of its potential since the unit is not yet “located in the correct place” and is instead being tested for durability.
“We’re running the hybrid variant on a 2.2-liter engine for the first time in our program,” Buckner told Motorsport.com. “Our competitor [Honda with Chip Ganassi Racing’s Marcus Ericsson] did the same thing at Sebring last December.