IndyCar – Victory flees Team Ganassi

Scott Dixon, reigning champion of IndyCar Series. Tony Kanaan, 2004 champion and 2013 winner of the Indianapolis 500. Added to these two headliners, Charlie Kimball and Ryan Briscoe, Chip Ganassi's team looked great at the start of the 2014 season. However, with only four events remaining on the calendar, no victory has been achieved. has once again come to fill the trophy room of the team based in Indianapolis.

“The Toronto weekend was excellent for us, excellent for Chevrolet (which powers the team's DW12s, Editor's note) with these two podiums. We are progressing, and victory will come eventually, indicates the Brazilian Kanaan who has the difficult task of replacing Dario Franchitti, forced to retire after his serious accident at the end of last season in Houston, Texas. “The team was built around him. His retirement was unexpected. It takes time to get this working with Chris Simmons, my engineer. We find little things every time. All of this, put together, could produce a real step forward. » adds the driver of the car Target #10.

The next round of IndyCar will take place in a little less than 15 days on the Mid-Ohio track, where Scott Dixon has already won three times. A golden opportunity for Ganassi?