Arrow McLaren to continue using Chevrolet power for multiple seasons, IndyCar reports
IndyCar reported that Arrow McLaren has extended its partnership with Chevrolet for multiple seasons. The release noted the McLaren collaboration since its full-time 2020 entry has recorded 13 NTT P1 Awards, 14 Chevy-powered wins and 54 podiums, and said the announcement comes as early testing continues for the Dallara IR-28 chassis set for 2028.
IndyCar reported that Arrow McLaren will remain powered by Chevrolet for multiple seasons. The release said McLaren Racing entered the series full time in 2020 with Schmidt Peterson Motorsports to become Arrow McLaren SP and that the collaboration has produced 13 NTT P1 Awards, 14 Chevy-powered wins and 54 podiums.
The announcement said the extension comes as the series completes early testing phases for the new Dallara IR-28 chassis, which the release said is set to debut in 2028 competition. IndyCar additionally quoted Zak Brown naming Mark Reuss, Eric Warren and Jim Campbell, and “everyone across the Chevy and GM organization,” as committed to executing at the highest level.
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