Simulations ‘Not Helpful at All’ for IndyCar Drivers at Arlington
The debut of Arlington’s street course means the sim sessions weren’t completely accurate and has drivers facing unknowns going into the weekend
Christopher DeHarde has covered IndyCar racing and the Road to Indy for various outlets since 2014. In addition to open wheel racing, DeHarde has also covered IMSA and various short track racing events around Indiana. Originally from New Orleans, DeHarde moved to the Indianapolis area in 2017 to further pursue a career as a motorsports writer.
The debut of Arlington’s street course means the sim sessions weren’t completely accurate and has drivers facing unknowns going into the weekend
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