

If the second part of the deal is confirmed, the Indianapolis-based program would double up on its Canadian driver roster by pairing Hinchcliffe with countryman Robert Wickens (below), who subbed for former SPM driver Mikhail Aleshin during Friday practice at Road America, in the sister No. 7 Honda.
It’s been 12 years since I last drove a KZ. Yesterday I got to do some laps in a ROK shifter. #karting #testing #fun #gopro pic.twitter.com/GUH2AY1kuq
— Robert Wickens (@robertwickens) October 7, 2017