Dreyer & Reinbold Racing prepares for full-time IndyCar return

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Last updated Jul 23, 2026

Dreyer & Reinbold Racing prepares for full-time IndyCar return
Summary

Dreyer & Reinbold Racing (DRR) is embarking on a full-time return to IndyCar in 2027, following the acquisition of a new charter. The team aims to enhance its competitiveness across various tracks by expanding its personnel and exploring technical partnerships. DRR’s leadership, including CEO Derek Reinbold and president Brett De Bord, are focused on building a capable team capable of succeeding outside of the Indianapolis 500. With a year prior to the introduction of new chassis regulations, DRR is prioritizing the hiring of qualified engineers and mechanics while evaluating potential drivers for the upcoming season. They emphasize a commitment to culture and long-term growth over rapid expansion.

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  • DRR plans full-time IndyCar entry for 2027 season.
  • Team prioritizes personnel hiring and technical alliances.
  • Focus on improving performance on road and street courses.
  • Evaluation of potential drivers is underway.
  • New chassis regulations will be implemented next season.
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  • 6:48 PMYahoo SportsRoad to 2027: Inside Dreyer & Reinbold Racing’s IndyCar rebuild
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The team outlines plans for adding personnel, including finding a driver, engine supplier and a potential technical alliance

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