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Dennis Hauger Makes INDYCAR Debut with DCR at Mid-Ohio

Almost two weeks after securing his position as Dale Coyne Racing’s first signing for the 2026 NTT INDYCAR SERIES season, INDYNXT Champion Dennis Hauger made his debut in Mid-Ohio to test IndyCar machinery on October 1. The 22-year-old Norwegian, fresh off his dominant 2025 INDY NXT by Firestone championship-winning campaign with Andretti Global, was among…

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Indy NXT champ Hauger moves up to Dale Coyne for 2026 Indycar season, brings Andretti as technical partners

Dale Coyne Racing announced that 2025 Indy NXT champion Dennis Hauger will pilot one of the team’s cars for the 2026 season. The Danish rookie won six races on the way to taking the Indy NXT title in his first season in North America. Prior to that, he spent three years in Formula 2, winning…

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It has been 1527 days since Dale Coyne Racing last stood on an IndyCar podium, but last weekend Rinus VeeKay steered his to P2 in Toronto.
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VeeKay and Dale Coyne Racing oozing confidence after ending IndyCar podium drought in Toronto

It has been 1527 days since Dale Coyne Racing last stood on an IndyCar podium, but last weekend Rinus VeeKay steered his #18 Dallara-Honda to second place in Toronto. Coincidentally, that was also VeeKay’s first -and thus far only- IndyCar win. Bold strategy pays off VeeKay and Dale Coyne Racing starting to look like a…

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Dale Coyne Racing have made some big announcements ahead of the Detroit Grand Prix this weekend, with highly respected engineer Michael Cannon returning to the IndyCar paddock following his sudden exit from PREMA earlier this year. Mike Colliver has also made his return to the squad. They replace Ed Nathman and John Dick respectively.
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Michael Cannon returns to Dale Coyne Racing IndyCar squad in big engineering reshuffle

Dale Coyne Racing have made some big announcements ahead of the Detroit Grand Prix this weekend, with highly respected engineer Michael Cannon returning to the IndyCar paddock following his sudden exit from PREMA earlier this year. Mike Colliver has also made his return to the squad. They replace Ed Nathman and John Dick respectively. He…

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VeeKay: Top-10 finish at IndyCar St. Pete felt “like a win” for Dale Coyne Racing

The 2025 IndyCar season roared to life on the streets of St. Petersburg, with plenty of action, strategy, and standout performances. Among them was Rinus VeeKay, who delivered a strong race for Dale Coyne Racing (DCR), securing the team’s first top-10 finish since Portland 2023. His ninth-place result not only marked a positive start to…

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Ericsson during FP2 at St. Pete
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IndyCar | FP2 | St. Pete | Ericsson leads from Veekay and Palou in a fragmented session

It’s time for the second practice session of the weekend. Yesterday two times race winner Kyle Kirkwood had impressed and signed the fastest lap time, will he manage to remain on top of FP2 at St. Pete or will someone else snatch that top spot, maybe even recently resigned McLaughlin? Early red flag All drivers…

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Sting Ray Robb, who drives for Juncos’s Chevrolet powered team in IndyCar
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Robb: Switch to Chevrolet power in IndyCar “easier” than expected

Sting Ray Robb is looking forward to a new challenge with Chevrolet-powered challengers in IndyCar, having signed with Juncos Hollinger Racing. The Idaho native discussed his previous experiences in the championship ahead of the beginning of the 2025 season. Robb assess his first year with Chevrolet power 2024 was his first experience driving a Chevy-powered…

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Yet another Dale Coyne driver in 2024 as Hunter McElrea will drive the #18 car in Toronto

Dale Coyne Racing has announced its ninth driver so far this season, in what can best be described as a game of musical chairs at 200 miles per hour. Indy NXT alumnus Hunter McElrea will take the wheel of Dale Coyne’s #18 entry for this weekend’s Ontario Honda Dealers Indy Toronto. McElrea finished runner-up in…

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