Marcus Armstrong has found his home

As Chip Ganassi Racing has decided to cut back its fleet in IndyCar from 5 to 3 cars by 2025, Marcus Armstrong was asked to look elsewhere. Luckily, the New Zealander didn't waste too much time and has already found his new team.

After two campaigns with CGR with a podium finish and a 14th place in the championship in 2024, the Kiwi will now wear the colours of Meyer Shank Racing aboard the No. 66.

💥Welcome to the team Marcus!💥

We're excited to have Marcus drive the No. 66 car next year! Time to have some fun!

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— Meyer Shank Racing (@MeyerShankRac) September 19, 2024

« I am very proud to join Meyer Shank Racing in 2025, he smiles. I had a great feeling when I met Mike Shank and Jim Meyer, their passion for performance and meticulous work ethic was evident from our first conversation and I want to thank them for the opportunity. I look forward to getting to know everyone at MSR during the offseason, with the goal of hitting the ground running for the first race of the season in St. Pete. (March 2). »

With the signing of Marcus Armstrong, the MSR tandem is complete since the Pataskala team announced the extension of Felix Rosenqvist a few days ago.

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