The grid for the first IndyCar round of the 2024 season is finally all set, with confirmation from Dale Coyne Racing about the drivers employed by them for the beginning of the racing year.
In fact, Coyne has opted to split both entries between multiple drivers, which have all already had the chance to test out their challenger and impress during the earlier hybrid testing sessions.
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…
The two times winner of the 500 will attempt to qualify and win for the third time the most important race of the year, and in order to do so, he has teamed up with Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing.
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.
The team founded by Dennis Reinbold will team up with Don Cusick to run two cars for the 108th running of the 500 set to take place in May, fielding a very experienced driver lineup for the massive event. 2012 IndyCar champion Ryan Hunter-Reay will be behind the wheel of car n°23, teaming up with…
David Malukas will be switching from Dale Coyne Racing to Arrow McLaren for the IndyCar season and has some lofty ambitions
The Andretti driver was among the competitors chosen to take part in the hybrid test in October. The new engine technology is set to make…
Arrow McLaren driver Pato O’Ward says “we didn’t have that elephant in the room of we didn’t win” after a winless campaign in 2023. The…
The winner of the 106th running of the Indianapolis 500 talked about his transfer from championship-winning team Ganassi to…
Alex Palou now has a second chance to defend an IndyCar Championship title, after winning his first title in 2021 also with Chip Ganassi…
