Felix Rosenqvist and Meyer Shank may part ways in IndyCar's silly season
Racer • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 19, 2026, 10:44 AM
Last updated Jun 19, 2026
Felix Rosenqvist and Meyer Shank Racing, fresh off a win at the Indy 500, are reportedly considering parting ways for the 2027 season. This development is part of the ongoing silly season in IndyCar, which is characterized by driver and team changes. Rosenqvist's performance and contract situation will likely influence his future, alongside other potential moves within the series. As the season progresses, further updates on driver line-ups are expected.
- •Rosenqvist and Meyer Shank won the Indy 500 together.
- •Speculation exists over their possible separation for 2027.
- •Driver movements are common during IndyCar's silly season.
- •Details on Rosenqvist's performance and contract status may emerge.
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"Just weeks after Felix Rosenqvist and Meyer Shank won the Indy 500 together, might they be going their separate ways in 2027? Marshall Pruett unpacks this and other developments in IndyCar's silly season.
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