Arrow McLaren extends engine partnership with Chevrolet through 2027
Motorsport.com • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 6, 2026, 2:02 PM
Last updated Oct 6, 2026
Arrow McLaren IndyCar Team has extended its engine partnership with Chevrolet ahead of the 2027 IndyCar Series season. This long-standing collaboration aims to enhance both teams' performance as IndyCar progresses into a new era of technical innovation. As the series conducts early testing for the new Dallara IR-28, the extension reflects the strategic commitment of both organizations to succeed in the upcoming season.
- •Arrow McLaren and Chevrolet extend partnership into 2027
- •New Dallara IR-28 testing underway in IndyCar
- •Collaboration aims to enhance technical performance
- 2:02 PMMotorsport.com — Arrow McLaren signs multi-year engine extension with Chevrolet
"Arrow McLaren IndyCar Team has signed a multiyear extension with Chevrolet as its engine manufacturer, solidifying a long-standing technical partnership ahead of the 2027 IndyCar Series season as the sport prepares for its next era of technical innovation. The extension arrives at a crucial juncture for both organizations as IndyCar conducts early testing phases for the new Dallara IR-28 ...Keep reading
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