Mid-Ohio Qualifying
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Lundgaard reflects on impressive second-place finish at Washington IndyCar round

Christian Lundgaard secured an impressive second-place finish at the inaugural Freedom 250 in Washington, coming home behind race winner Kyle Kirkwood after a long and demanding afternoon on the streets of the American capital. He had started down in 9th but good pace allowed him to cut through. The Danish driver admitted that his result…

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Kyffin Simpson
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Simpson aiming high for big results in 2026 IndyCar season

Kyffin Simpson is heading into his third NTT IndyCar season, piloting the No. 8 Chip Ganassi Racing Honda. The Cayman Islands-born racer is looking to carry the momentum and strong team chemistry from past seasons into podiums and wins for 2026. Simpson spoke to Pit Debrief and other media outlets about his hopes for the…

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NTT IndyCar Series
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Make or break: 5 drivers that need to do well in the 2026 IndyCar Series

Following a record-breaking 2025 IndyCar season, all eyes are on 2026 – in quite a few ways. It’s a make-or-break season for many drivers, with some needing to prove they have what it takes to continue competing in one of the top racing series in North America. Which drivers will have the most to prove…

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Dennis Hauger #27 MP Motorsport, during Formula 3 Macau GP , on November 16-19, 2023. //
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Dennis Hauger rejected “pretty good deal” in F2 to switch to Indy NXT

Dennis Hauger has made the move across the pond — he leaves F2 to its equivalent in the US, Indy NXT. The 21-year-old hopes to prove himself and find a place in the NTT INDYCAR Series with his fellow former F2 racers. Christian Lundgaard, Callum Ilott, Marcus Armstrong and Robert Shwartzman are the other former…

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Ed Carpenter spoke on 2025 IndyCar content day about the decision to keep Christian Rasmussen over Rinus VeeKay.
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Carpenter explains call to keep Rasmussen over VeeKay

During IndyCar content day that was attended by Pit Debrief and other media outlets, Ed Carpenter spoke about the decision to keep Christian Rasmussen over Rinus VeeKay. The Dutch driver spent five years with Ed Carpenter racing from 2019 to 2024. In 2021, Veekay took his first win in the series at the Indianapolis Grand…

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