22-year-old David Malukas is back in the IndyCar series following a tough few months. He has agreed a deal with Meyer Shank Racing. The Chicago native was released by Arrow McLaren in late April as he never started a race for the team. Malukas picked up nasty injuries to his wrist after a mountain bike…
22-year-old David Malukas has departed the Arrow McLaren IndyCar squad following an injury sustained in pre-season. The Chicago native had joined McLaren over the winter following success at Dale Coyne Racing where he scored 2 podiums — he got both of them at Gateway in successive seasons. However, his spell at Arrow McLaren was short-lived…
The young French driver made his IndyCar debut in the past Long Beach round, leaving a very positive impression on everyone by achieving a P11 from his starting P22. Pourchaire, who is competing full time in Super Formula with Team Impul, was behind the wheel of car no.6 to replace Arrow McLaren’s David Malukas, who…
A new face will be on the grid for the upcoming Long Beach round. The young French driver, who is currently competing in Super Formula with Team Impul, will be behind the wheel of Arrow McLaren’s car no. 6. Unfortunately, former Dale Coyne driver David Malukas will still have to wait to make his race…
Callum Ilott has been announced to drive the number 6 Arrow McLaren for the IndyCar season opener at St. Pete on Sunday afternoon. The British driver split with Juncos Hollinger Racing during the off season following a series of issues between driver and team, including at the Indy 500 and Laguna Seca. He secured two…
The British driver who competed in the previous years with Juncos Hollinger Racing will be behind the wheel of Arrow McLaren’s car no. 6 during the upcoming hybrid tests at Homestead. Illott will be replacing the latest driver signed by the papayas, David Malukas. The young driver with two podiums in the two IndyCar seasons…
Photo Credit: Penske Entertainment | James Black
Photo Credit: Penske Entertainment | James Black
It’s the second day of Arrow McLaren’s elaborate car launch, and today the papaya team has introduced car no. 6 to the public.
David Malukas will be switching from Dale Coyne Racing to Arrow McLaren for the IndyCar season and has some lofty ambitions
