Ryan Hunter-Reay joined RACER Weekly to talk 2026 Indy 500 chances, keys to the race, his enduring passion for the 500…and some of the ones that got away.

The Arrow McLaren team has chosen “Unfinished Business” as the theme to describe the liveries of its four Indianapolis 500 entries, which speak to the organization’s ongoing efforts to capture its first win at the big event.The team that started life as Sam Schmidt Motorsports in 2001 has come close...

The Dane took the second IndyCar Series victory of his career and the first for Arrow McLaren in 2026 at Saturday's Indy GP.

Pato O'Ward's wish for rain at Indianapolis Motor Speedway has been granted more forcefully than the Arrow McLaren driver probably had in mind, with Friday's scheduled IndyCar qualifying session having been postponed until Saturday morning due to the weather. The battle to set the starting order for the Sonsio Grand...

Arrow McLaren’s Christian Lundgaard was fourth in the final practice session of the day prior to the evening qualifying run at the Sonsio Grand Prix.Teammate Nolan Siegel was 10th, and down in 19th, Pato O’Ward, the third member of the McLaren trio – who’s often the first member of the...

The second practice session ahead of Saturday’s Sonsio Grand Prix on the Indianapolis road course concluded like the first, as Chip Ganassi Racing’s Alex Palou set the standard with a lap of 1m10.4507s.Compared to the morning session he led, Palou’s best lap in the No. 10 Honda was produced under...

IndyCar Officiating’s investigation into the root cause of the Push to Pass system error at Long Beach has been completed.

FIA Formula 2 champion Leonardo Fornaroli is expected to test for the Arrow McLaren IndyCar team during the offseason.

Arrow McLaren has unveiled a new primary sponsor in betting site PrizePicks for the No. 31 Chevy co-entered with Legacy Motor Club for Ryan Hunter-Reay at the Indianapolis 500.

You’ve just boarded a plane. Ahead of you is a non-stop flight long enough that you really hope you end up with someone interesting sitting next to you. And, wow, it’s Meyer Shank Racing IndyCar driver Marcus Armstrong!