The 2016 Indianapolis 500 winner will depart McLaren squad at the end of this season and find a new home in the IndyCar Series for 2025
Alexander Rossi says he is at peace with the decision to leave Arrow McLaren after what will be a two-year stint at the conclusion of the 2024 IndyCar Series season. On Tuesday, both Rossi and Arrow McLaren confirmed a mutual parting of ways as the team also announced 22-year-old Christian Lundgaard, who currently drives for Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing, as his replacement for next year in its No. 7 Chevrolet-powered entry.
And then this year has been kind of putting everything that we learned to practice. We’ve done that so far and we’re continuing to get better every time we go on track.” Alexander Rossi, Arrow McLaren Chevrolet Photo by: Perry Nelson / Motorsport Images The focus for Rossi moving forward is about doing what is necessary in helping himself and O’Ward elevate the team into the top five of the championship over their final nine races together.
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