What does IndyCar's new engine deal with Chevy and Honda entail and more important, what does it mean for the sport. We're also taking a look at the track test at Sebring and see if we can glean anything from those results. And in other news Romain Grosjean still keeps showing up without a contract with Dale Coyne Racing, Alex is free from his law suit with McLaren, and there are some stunning new liveries on the grid. Check it all out in this week's episode of Rides & Drives Team Radio.

When it comes to the legends of Indy, none are larger than A.J. Foyt. He's the first four-time Indianapolis 500 champion, has a record 67 wins in an Indy car, and 7 series championships. He also won the Daytona 500, 24-Hours of LeMans, numerous sprint, midget, and other sports car races. And at age 57, he set the closed course speed record of 267 miles per hour.

But his legend extends well beyond the track. To find out more about A.J. we sat down with Art Garner, the author of an exhaustive biography of Super Tex titled, "A.J. Foyt, Survivor, Champion, Legend." The first volume is over 600 pages long with a second coming out at the end of May this year.

Join us as we dig into the history and impact of one of the best racers ever to get behind the wheel of a car, the one and only, A.J. Foyt.

We spent the past two days at the IndyCar content days, hearing from the drivers and IndyCar about the upcoming season. Given what we heard from Alex Palou, Will Power, Pato O'Ward, Graham Rahal, Josef Newgarden, David Malukas and others, this looks to be an even more competitive season than last year.

Also, news about the D.C. Race in August, a Romain Grosjean sighting, and a prodigal son returning to Penske.

Buckle your seat belts, it's time for another episode of Rides & Drives Team Radio!