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3 engine changes during Indianapolis 500 practice have sent Chevrolet and teams in search of answers
- Three Indy 500 drivers changed engines this week as teams seek answers ahead of the race.
- Chevrolet says each engine is sent back to Detroit for inspection as it searches for the root cause.
- Rossi expressed concern that the failures could be batch-related or not fully understood yet.
- O’Ward posted the fastest practice lap among Chevys, underscoring strong performance despite concerns.
- Rossi logged the most laps on Thursday to prepare for race day amid the engine discussions.
- Indy 500 prep includes Friday turbo power boost and weekend qualifying with a sold-out Brickyard.
- Chevrolet teams were among the fastest last year, keeping expectations high despite engine questions.
- Ed Carpenter Racing also swapped engines, reflecting broader confidence and risk management.
- Chevy aims to maintain a strong month as teams refine data for race day.
- The Indy 500 remains highly anticipated with a field of 33 and a track known for its changing conditions.
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