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The Schmidt Peterson Motorsports driver and "Dancing with the Stars" phenom says his 13th-place finish in the Verizon IndyCar Series wasn't a true representation of what the No. 5 Arrow Honda was capable of achieving.

The Chip Ganassi Racing driver equaled his best points finish in 2016 but knows he must challenge for podiums and wins to take the next step.

After battling wellness issues in the offseason leading up to the 2016 Verizon IndyCar Series campaign, the Team Penske driver feels fit and ready to battle for another championship this year.

Our INDYCAR Photography team takes a final look through the lenses at the first half of the 2016 Verizon IndyCar Series season.

The Schmidt Peterson Motorsports driver finished a disappointing 13th in the 2016 Verizon IndyCar Series standings but feels he wasn't far away from battling for a spot in the top three.

The INDYCAR/IMS booth is located in a public area at the Indiana Convention Center so is available to fans as well as registered trade show attendees. Plenty of events are on tap over the three days.

The 31-year-old Californian just completed his sixth Verizon IndyCar Series season, all with Chip Ganassi Racing. With one win in those first 100 races, he's looking forward to more success in the future.

The bright yellow livery representing the home improvement store chain will be the primary sponsor on Pagenaud's car for 10 races in 2017.

The Italian is back with the team where he started the 2016 season and headed to the track where he finished a career-best second in 2015.

The retired Indy car driver still believes he won the 2002 Indianapolis 500 that went to Helio Castroneves, but he enjoys his class win in the Indy Legends Charity Vintage Pro-Am.

The reigning Indy Lights champion will drive the No. 20 Chevrolet in the seven remaining non-oval events as a teammate to Josef Newgarden.

Teams will logs thousands of miles on the road between Indianapolis, Detroit and Texas the next couple weeks; making it all work is no simple task.