Arrow McLaren Team Principal, Tony Kanaan, utilizing Ryan Hunter-Reay’s racing “experience” after signing Hunter-Reay for the 2026 Indy 500. Arrow McLaren announced that Ryan Hunter-Reay will hop into the team’s fourth car for the 110th Running of the Indianapolis 500 on Thursday. Team Principal, Tony Kanaan, reminisced on the “chemistry” he had with Hunter-Reay as…
Arrow McLaren IndyCar announced Ryan Hunter-Reay as the team’s fourth car for the 2026 running of the Indianapolis 500 — the 2014 Indy 500 winner will operate the No.31 Arrow McLaren Chevrolet alongside drivers Pato O’Ward, Nolan Siegel, and Christian Lundgaard. Hunter-Reay, who last competed at the Indy 500 in 2025, made an impressive lunge…
Arrow McLaren announced today that they will field a 4th entry for the 2026 running of the Indianapolis 500. Ryan Hunter-Reay will make his 18th appearance at The Brickyard with the No. 31 Arrow McLaren Chevrolet. A two-decade career Ryan Hunter-Reay’s career marks him out as one of the most successful American open-wheel racing drivers. His…
New testimony in the ongoing lawsuit between IndyCar champion Alex Palou and McLaren F1 CEO Zak Brown revealed jarring allegations. The Indy500 winner claimed Brown made promises for Palou’s future in F1 with McLaren. The CEO denied ever making such agreements. Moreover, this legal dispute brought out accusations from both parties. With Palou completely frustrated…
Arrow McLaren announced progress on a $30 million expansion of the Andretti facility the Indycar team acquired earlier this year. They had been operating out of the shop inherited from their previous incarnation as Schmidt Peterson Racing. Arrow McLaren will move in to their new building in early 2026. In a statement released by the…
It’s time for the final IndyCar race weekend of the 2025 season in Nashville, wit drivers set to go out on track for Practice 1. Which surprises the final oval arce of the season will reserve? A new first time winner, just like last time out in Milwaukee, Palou’s ninth seasonal win or a return…
Christian Lundgaard heads into this weekend’s penultimate round of the IndyCar season sitting fourth in the championship, a mere 14 points behind Scott Dixon. At the Milwaukee Mile – one of his favorite ovals – the Arrow McLaren driver says he is “excited to be back” as he pushes to break into the top three….
Christian Lundgaard secured a second P2 finish in a row, this time at Portland, and a sixth seasonal podium in IndyCar 2025. The Arrow McLaren driver, who is yet to win with the papaya team, had achieved pole position on Saturday but was forced to start from P7 because of an engine change on Friday. …
Raceday has finally come to the Bitnile Grand Prix of Portland. Although Lundgaard won the NTT P1 Award after the Firestone Fast Six on Saturday, teammate O’Ward will be starting at the front on pole. The Dane will be starting from seventh on the grid. Full report and results below. An Eventful Weekend The week…
Qualifying begins at Portland, the only track in the Pacific Northwest that the NTT IndyCar series stops at. Last year Arrow McLaren were not as fast as they hoped to be at this track during qualifying. Today might be a different story with Lungaard setting good times during Friday’s practice. Full report and results below….
