INDIANAPOLIS – Three-time Indianapolis 500 winner Helio Castroneves felt a little out of place Thursday at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
He wasn't exactly sure where Meyer Shank Racing set up shop in Gasoline Alley and when he did arrive, the hot pink driver's suit certainly looked bright.
It's something he'll get used to by May. First, though, the popular Brazilian has some real work to do — like getting a new team, a new car and a new routine. “I need to run," Castroneves said after Thursday's abbreviated first test session on the historic 2.5-mile oval. “I don't really care about the speed, that will come.
But we still have to get the pedal position down and all of those sorts of things. We need to start running and we need to get in