INDYCAR: KVSH building toward 2016

The KVSH Racing IndyCar team has yet to confirm its drivers for 2016, but that hasn't stopped its owners from preparing for whoever will lead the program from inside the No. 11 Chevy.

"We've been working hard at the shop and doing a lot of great things to get ourselves ready for next year," KVSH co-owner Jimmy Vasser told RACER. "We've been out testing, we've been on the shaker rig four times, we've been working on fuel flow stuff, we've kept virtually the whole 11 car team and kept Bill Pappas, so there's a lot of good things moving forward on that side."

Indy car veteran Sebastien Bourdais won two races for the team last season, and is tipped to return to the No. 11. Rookie Stefano Coletti, who piloted the No. 4 KV Chevy to 19th in the standings, is not expected to re-appear.

"It's our belief Seb will be with us next year," Vasser added. "There are still a few things to finalize there, and we have nothing formal to state at the moment. Everything we're focused on right now is about making ourselves better so we can fight for a championship next year. I'm confident in saying the rest will fall in place in time."