Images of IndyCar’s new windscreen, which had its first test Thursday at Phoenix on Scott Dixon’s No.9 Honda.
The Opticor material weighs 14 pounds and the base weighs six, making for a 20-pound prototype deflector. The material is four-tenths of an inch thick, and it’s angled at 25 degrees.
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