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With the Verizon IndyCar Series season just over a month away, excitement is picking up with what is to come. That excitement stems all the way up to the executives and their thoughts entering the season.

As part of the Honda Indy Toronto display at the Canadian International Auto Show, the livery for James Hinchcliffe's Verizon IndyCar Series car was unveiled - well, sort of.

Coming into the 2015 season, Ryan Hunter-Reay is hoping to find the magic once again that led to championship glory in 2012.

For Dalton Sargeant, who is running in the NASCAR K&N Pro Series this season, everything is brand spanking new, from his new sponsor to his new crew chief. And with that, Sargeant simply cannot wait for the drop of the green flag in his new rookie season.

Last season, James Hinchcliffe didn't have the season that he was looking for en route to finishing 12th in points. The Canadian would only have one podium finish all year following a season that saw him win three races the year before. The beginning of the 2014 season was a mess with four DNFs in the first five events.

Andrea Iannone and Andrea Dovizioso chose not to wait for Ducati Team’s 2015 bike debut to clock fast times this week, securing a position in the top four time slots each day in Malaysia.

Last season in the Verizon IndyCar Series, Charlie Kimball didn't have the season that he was particularly looking for in only posting one podium (third at Belle Isle) to finish 14th in points. It marks a considerable drop for the California native following a victory and a ninth place finish in points for the 2013 season.

Bryan Herta Autosport announced earlier this week that 2014 Indy Lights Presented by Cooper Tires champion Gabby Chaves will drive their No. 98 Honda for the 2015 Verizon IndyCar Series season.

Last season, Helio Castroneves had a great Verizon IndyCar Series season that saw him finish second in points with a win and six podiums.

Following a successful season that led him to a fifth place finish in the season ending Verizon IndyCar Series points standings, Simon Pagenaud made the decision to leave Schmidt Peterson Hamilton.