Chevrolet hopes to have its new IndyCar program manager identified before the season starts on March 13. Chris Berube (LEFT), who held the role from 2012-'15, and played a key role in the four consecutive Manufacturers' championships earned by the brand, was reassigned to a different post within General Motors...

Chris Berube has been redeployed from his role as head of Chevrolet's IndyCar program to take on a management role in the manufacturer's production division.Berube has been appointed Engineering Group Manager – Test Engineering & Systems for the Global Vehicle Dynamics Center at GM's Milford Proving Grounds in Michigan, where...

Chevrolet's IndyCar program manager Chris Berube has warned that it would be wrong to believe aero changes made by IndyCar following the Indianapolis 500 will eliminate the possibility of cars getting airborne in accidents.IndyCar has implemented the use of closure guards on the rear wheel panels for both the Chevy...

Next year's 100th running of the Indianapolis 500 is expected to feature an expanded number of entries for the centennial event, and according to the Verizon IndyCar Series' manufacturers, accommodating additional requests for engines and aero kits will be part of their planning for 2016."I think next year we'll be...

By Dave LewandowskiPublished: May 11, 2015The introduction of Chevrolet- and Honda-developed aerodynamic bodywork platforms for superspeedways and road/street and short ovals has added another exciting dimension to the Verizon IndyCar Series season and the competition between the manufacturers that supply the 2.2-liter, twin-turbocharged V-6 engines.Both manufacturers have developed visually distinctive,...

Chevy IndyCar program manager Chris Berube speaks with The RACER Channel's Robin Miller after Chevy-powered Indy cars dominated Verizon IndyCar Series qualifying on the streets of St. Petersburg.Robin Miller with Will Power, St. Petersburg pole winner Robin Miller with Ed Jones and Trevor Carlin on St. Pete Indy Lights Race...

Related StoriesThe Verizon IndyCar Series’ new aero kit rules were always expected to generate a significant increase in downforce, and it didn’t take very long for the custom bodywork from Chevy and Honda to cross a major – and somewhat concerning – threshold once testing began in October.After years of...

Chevrolet says that a representative version of its 2015 IndyCar aero kit will not be unveiled until the homologation process is completed, despite spy shots of an early iteration appearing.An onlooker managed to capture a handful of long-distance images of Chevrolet track-testing a version of its aero kit at Circuit...

Related StoriesIndyCar has revealed the first images of the aero parts that teams will be allowed to develop during the 2015 season.The series is in the final stages of revising the development plan for aero kits to allow manufacturers more flexibility in the way they are permitted to introduce updates....