Indycar Aeroscreen Passes Its Final 2019 Test At Sebring

I can't say that I like the aeroscreens, but I understand the logic behind them. Only issue I can foresee is them getting really dirty from oil and dust, for helmets they had the visor layers the driver removed when he saw fit, here I guess they will have to clean the windscreen as in Nascar or GT cars.

Here's some video from the test. The screen looks too wide at the top, the sides should have sloped in a bit, I suppose we'll get used to it.
It looks as though it has a sun visor around the top which could be removed for high banked ovals.

Looks to me like the 1989 Batmobile lol

Quite frankly, I'd rather have a fully enclosed "jet fighter" canopy instead of that horror. The jet fighter bubble canopy gives perfect visibility, is well tested even in wartime conditions and against bullets and explosions, and safer than anything else, plus in many situations the crowd would not even notice it is there. Aesthetically speaking, it is the less intrusive option by far.

I agree alberto. People Keep harping that a driver could be strapped under if the car would be upside down, but the canopy should have side doors itself, ah la Peugeot 905, if the cockpit was a bit wider, which i think the rules should enforce anyways, due to side impacts like the one that killed Hubert at Spa.

edit: either that, or a sliding mecanism so that it could be removed forwards, or even sideways.