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Getting rid of the wintertime "rust" of being idle since the season finale last year, the IndyCar teams -- some with new drivers in their cars -- started the new season testing at Sebring in Florida.

AJ Allmendinger lost his ride last year due to failing the NASCAR random drug test. He ended up in the NASCAR Road to Recovery and made his return to racing. Now it appears his former team boss will give him a shot in an IndyCar.

After being out of an Indy car since 2006, A. J. Allmendinger stepped into a Team Penske Chevrolet and quickly got up to speed during the preseason IndyCar Series testing held at Sebring.

One of the most inspiring sights in motorsports is to witness the changing of the guard that is going on in the IndyCar Series.

The IZOD IndyCar Series needs fewer Mods on scooters and a few more Rockers on motorcycles

Helio Castroneves will enjoy his trip back to his homeland as the IndyCar racer hopes to give the Brazilian fans good reason to celebrate.

Some may question Roger Penske and Tim Cendric on giving AJ Allmendinger a chance to prove he is ready to return to the team while others may praise their decision of putting him into an IndyCar.

A. J. Foyt had to forgo his role as the 2012 grand marshal for the Rolex 24 last year, but the former winner at Daytona was present for this year’s event. As usual – except for a few topics – Foyt was willing to give his opinion and thoughts.

Brazilian dance moves on the streets in Sao Paulo made for an interesting samba.

Testing at the Barber Motorsports Park ended with the Australian maintaining the fastest lap time. Up next is the St. Pete race on March 24.

Allmendinger's arrival in the IndyCar paddock at Barber Motorsports Park was one filled with excitement but he admitted "I am more nervous than anything”

AJ Allmendinger drove for Roger Penske's NASCAR Sprint Cup Series team in 2012 before he was suspended for violating the league’s substance abuse policy.

For the fourth year, Penske’s Will Power earned the pole on the street circuit in St. Pete. The surprise was Japanese racer Takuma Sato taking the second grid slot for AJ Foyt Racing.

What a turnaround for Allmendinger! Even with his open-wheel experience and having race at the Brickyard 400, he holds rookie status for his first Indianapolis 500

AJ Allmendinger will contest the IndyCar Detroit event in the Penske Racing No. 2 Quicken Loans Chevrolet.