Andretti Global have confirmed that Marcus Ericsson will remain with the team into the 2027 IndyCar season.
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Ericsson extends Andretti stay into 2027 IndyCar season

Andretti Global have confirmed that Marcus Ericsson will remain with the team into the 2027 IndyCar season. With Will Power and Kyle Kirkwood also on-board for the next campaign, the driving pool remains the same heading into the final year with the DW12 chassis. Into his third year at the team since leaving CGR, 2026…

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Christian Rasmussen steers through the midfield to win third for two consecutive years after qualifying P19 at the 2026 IndyCar Gateway.
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Rasmussen on securing second podium at 2026 IndyCar Gateway round

Christian Rasmussen managed to bring earn himself third for two consecutive years at the 2026 IndyCar Gateway. This came as a surprise since he locked up during his second lap of qualifying and started way back at 19th. Having earned his maiden IndyCar podium at Gateway last year, he made a habit of turning a…

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Marcus Ericsson on track during the race at the 2026 Bommarito 500, Gateway
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Marcus Ericsson on a “good result”, claims podium at Gateway IndyCar round

Marcus Ericsson claimed his best finish this season with a 2nd place podium at Gateway, finishing behind Josef Newgarden. He was happy having a good car underneath him all night, and with the #2 being supremely good at ovals, Ericsson was happy to be upfront. “No, it’s definitely bittersweet after leading that many laps, having…

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Alex Palou takes P2 during the 2026 IndyCar Arlington Qualifying amidst managing brake temperatures, windy conditions and tyre deg.
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Palou behind Ericsson in IndyCar Arlington Qualifying: “Hopefully not tomorrow”

Alex Palou was at the forefront during the 2026 IndyCar Arlington Qualifying. A stark improvement from the Chip Ganassi Racing driver’s shocking DNF in Phoenix last weekend. Unfortunately, it was his former teammate Marcus Ericsson who snatched the pole from him in the Fast 6, leaving Palou in P2. Brakes not hot enough at Arlington…

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