The race weekend debut of the new hybrid engine has already seen innovation on display by McLaren’s IndyCar team
Arrow McLaren has started the trend of innovation with the mid-season debut of IndyCar’s hybrid unit, implementing a lighting system in the cockpit to assist driver awareness of its state of charge. The IndyCar Series ushered in a new era at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course with the race weekend initiation of its hybrid engine. The current 2.
0024s, was enthusiastic over how the lights aid him over the course of a lap. “It's great,” O’Ward said. “It's just an extra kind of something to fall back on if you're going through something – especially in a race scenario when you've got a lot more things going on. “You can quickly kind of go to that and really see where you're at in terms of levels, did you get out of sequence, can you get back into it. “Ultimately it's kind of like a spotter, in a way.
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