For the first time in the history of the series a charter system has been introduced, which will provide a number of advantages to teams who have been part of the sport for multiple past seasons. 25 entries have been chartered for the 10 teams with full time entries on the grid in the past…
The Kiwi driver will compete in his third IndyCar season with the Ohio-based team, replacing David Malukas behind the wheel of car no. 66. Armstrong, who had won the Rookie of the Year award on his first year in the series in spite of not racing ovals, ended his 2024 campaign with Ganassi fourteenth in…
It’s time to set the grid for the final round of the season. Who will come out on top in Nashville? How will championship contenders Alex Palou,, Will Power and Scott McLaughlin line up? Following his earlier FP1 crash Nolan Siegel, who has been cleared to race, will not take part in the session, as…
It was a much better second half of the day for Pato O’Ward and Arrow McLaren after struggling for pace earlier on in the day. The Mexican topped the final practice session under the floodlights around the Worldwide Technology Raceway. With qualifying set, the third session of the weekend started out with the high line…
David Malukas topped the opening session of the weekend in St Louis, followed by Colton Herta and Scott McLaughlin. Malukas is no stranger to the WWT Raceway, it’s the place he picked up his career best second place finish this time two years ago, before turning up a year later and finding himself on…
The latest move in the ever expanding chaos of the IndyCar driver market has seen David Malukas announced as a AJ Foyt Racing driver having signed a multi-year contract with the Texas-based team for 2025 and beyond. This makes Foyt the fourth team Malukas will be part of in a two year period, adding to…
Group A saw out on track Rahal, Malukas, Rossi, McLaughlin, Palou, Ericsson, Siegel, Ferrucci, Rosenqvist, Fittipaldi, Rasmussen, Sowery and Kirkwood. Palou gets on top after the first set of attempts in 1:09.27, followed by Siegel and Rossi, with the McLaren driver and Fittipaldi all cycling at the lead. Rossi is the first to sign a…
Group 1 saw out on track the Juncos Hollinger Racing and the AJ Foyt drivers as well as Power, McLaughlin, Dixon, Rossi, Armstrong, Rasmussen, Rahal, Malukas and Siegel behind the wheel of Arrow McLaren’s car no 6. Latest race winner Power goes on top with a 1:11.35, alongside Rossi, Grosjean and McLaughlin. The Penske driver’s…
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…
Helio Castroneves’ “Month of May” was extended by two races. Meyer Shank Racing announced that the four-time Indianapolis 500 winner will drive the #66 AutoNation-SiriusXM Honda in this weekend’s Chevrolet Detroit Grand Prix and the Grand Prix at Road America on June 9. Tom Blomqvist, a back-to-back Rolex 24 winner and IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship…
