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Indy Car teams concludes a 1-day test at Barber Motorsports Park with Ganassi driver Scott Dixon taking top honors. Chevy teams pounced the track for a strong showing despite times being unofficial. and it is the 1st test without Penske's Will Power.

Coming in 2nd was AJ Foyt #41 entry of Jack Hawksworth .39 seconds behind.

UNOFFICIAL TIMES

Scott Dixon (Chevy) 1m07.16s
Jack Hawksworth (Honda) 1m07.55
Sebastien Bourdais (Chevy) 1m07.66
Helio Castroneves (Chevy) 1m07.69s
Ryan Hunter-Reay (Honda) 1m07.74s
Simon Pagenaud (Chevy) 1m07.78s
Josef Newgarden (Chevy) 1m07.83s
James Hinchcliffe (Honda) 1m07.85s
Marco Andretti (Honda) 1m07.86s
Tony Kanaan (Chevy) 1m07.91s
Alexander Rossi (Honda) 1m07.93s
Graham Rahal (Honda) 1m07.96s
Charlie Kimball (Chevy) 1m07.99s
Juan Montoya (Chevy) 1m07.99s
Conor Daly (Honda) 1m08.06s
Takuma Sato (Honda) 1m08.13s
Carlos Munoz (Honda) 1m08.28s
Max Chilton (Chevy) 1m08.55s
Luca Filippi (Honda) 1m08.59s
Mikhail Aleshin (Honda) 1m08.62s

http://www.racer.com/indycar/item/12720 ... arber-test

And speaking of Power, Penske has announced that he has been medially cleared to return into the cockpit. It was determined that Power had no concussion. But it did confirmed that he had an inner-ear infection. And at the same time, Power had symptoms of nausea.

From Dr. Terry Trammell:

Given the nature of the inner-ear infection it would have been extremely difficult for Will to pass the SCAT, which is ultimately what led to the concussion diagnosis. At the University of Miami they conducted a week's worth of testing in one day and Will was seen by multiple physicians. The doctors concluded definitively that Will had not sustained a recent head trauma."

http://www.racer.com/indycar/item/12718 ... -for-power

http://www.motorsport.com/indycar/news/ ... ek-679908/