Chip Ganassi discusses signing Christian Lundgaard for the #9 car for the 2027 IndyCar season and beyond.
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Chip Ganassi on choosing Christian Lundgaard for the #9 car

Chip Ganassi Racing has confirmed Christian Lundgaard as the new driver of the No. 9 PNC Bank Honda for the 2027 NTT INDYCAR SERIES season, with team owner Chip Ganassi outlining the reasoning behind the signing. Lundgaard will take over the seat long associated with Scott Dixon, joining an organisation that has won 18 IndyCar…

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Lundgaard opens up on McLaren exit and new chapter with Chip Ganassi Racing

Chip Ganassi Racing has finalized its 2027 NTT IndyCar Series lineup, naming Christian Lundgaard as the new driver of the No. 9 PNC Bank Honda. Lundgaard joins CGR from Arrow McLaren after 2 seasons with the team. It’s a clean swap between the teams, with the No. 9’s former pilot, Scott Dixon, moving to McLaren…

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Lundgaard joins Chip Ganassi Racing IndyCar squad on multi-year deal

The worst kept secret in IndyCar is out as Chip Ganassi Racing has signed Christian Lundgaard to drive the legendary #9 car in 2027 and beyond. Once McLaren made the controversial decision to not renew with the Dane, and the announcement of Scott Dixon leaving CGR to join them, it looked almost inevitable the 25-year-old…

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2026 IndyCar Championship leader Alex Palou led 60 laps on Sunday as he won in Portland to extend his points lead to 110.
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Palou hails “super good” CGR package after 2026 IndyCar Portland win

2026 IndyCar championship leader Alex Palou led 60 laps on Sunday as he won in Portland to extend his points lead to 110 over Kyle Kirkwood. It is his sixth victory of the campaign. Starting P2 on Sunday and running blacks in the first stint, the four-time champion did not fight Marcus Ericsson hard as…

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Red Bull Racing reportedly expressed interest in signing four-time IndyCar champion Alex Palou for an F1 seat alongside Max Verstappen for 2026.
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Red Bull F1 reportedly interested in IndyCar champion Alex Palou

Red Bull Racing reportedly expressed interest in signing four-time IndyCar champion Alex Palou for an F1 seat alongside Max Verstappen for 2026. Palou and manager deny talks with Red Bull Racing According to IndyStar, sources with direct knowledge confirmed talks between Palou and Red Bull Racing. It’s unclear, how engaging the talks may be. The…

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IndyCar hampionship leader Alex Palou will start second for Ganassi in Sunday’s race at the Honda Indy Toronto, marking his career-best qualifying effort at the Canadian street circuit and his sixth front-row start of the 2025 season.
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Alex Palou happy with progress after P2 in IndyCar Qualifying at Toronto

IndyCar championship leader Alex Palou will start second for Ganassi in Sunday’s race at the Honda Indy Toronto, marking his career-best qualifying effort at the Canadian street circuit and his sixth front-row start of the 2025 season. Despite a dominant showing from pole-sitter Colton Herta throughout the weekend and the other Andretti machine of Kyle…

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On Sunday at Mid-Ohio, three-time IndyCar Alex Palou showed he was human after all. The Chip Ganassi driver made a big unforced error to lose a certain victory with six laps to go, ultimately having to settle for P2.
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Palou on the hurt of losing IndyCar Mid-Ohio win after unforced error

On Sunday at Mid-Ohio, three-time IndyCar Alex Palou showed he was human after all. The Chip Ganassi driver made a big unforced error to lose a certain victory with six laps to go, ultimately having to settle for P2. Alex Palou on his Mid-Ohio IndyCar blunder After doing the three-stop versus the two-stop of teammate…

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Alex Palou wins his sixth IndyCar race in ROad America.
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Palou “didn’t agree” with Wanser strategy call before claiming sixth IndyCar victory of 2025 at Road America

Alex Palou’s dominance of the 2025 IndyCar season continued unabated at Road America, where the Spaniard delivered a drive that claimed him his sixth victory from nine races in what he described as a “crazy race” filled with incidents. Early struggles Starting second after a qualifying session that saw rookie Louis Foster claim his maiden…

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