Marcus Armstrong eyes future amid Dixon and Rosenqvist departures in IndyCar
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 3, 2026, 1:16 AM
Last updated Jul 3, 2026
As Scott Dixon and Felix Rosenqvist prepare to depart their respective teams, Marcus Armstrong's future is uncertain with major seats available for the 2027 IndyCar season. Armstrong, currently driving for Meyer Shank Racing on loan from Chip Ganassi Racing, is in the final year of his contracts. Despite strong performances, including leading the Indy 500 before finishing fifth, discussions about his next team are ongoing but without a definitive outcome. Armstrong remains keen to continue with either CGR or MSR, with both teams considering their options in upcoming months.
- •Armstrong is in his second year with Meyer Shank Racing.
- •Scott Dixon leaves Chip Ganassi Racing after the season.
- •Felix Rosenqvist departs Meyer Shank Racing, impacting team dynamics.
- •Armstrong finished eighth in the previous IndyCar championship.
- •He has led races this season but is still seeking his first win.
- 1:16 AMYahoo Sports — Is Marcus Armstrong the biggest benefactor of Dixon, Rosenqvist IndyCar moves?
"With major IndyCar seats opening up for 2027, Meyer Shank Racing driver Marcus Armstrong remains in limbo as he awaits his next team.
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