Arrow McLaren driver Felix Rosenqvist will join Meyer Shank Racing in the IndyCar Series next season, replacing 2015 champion Simon Pagenaud.
With Pagenaud's future in question, MSR has turned to Rosenqvist who has signed a multi-year agreement.
“I’m also pretty excited to get to work with my old friend Tom again. I’m ready to start working together and getting the next season started.”Team boss Mike Shank said: “We’re very excited to have our 2024 IndyCar plans finalised and to welcome Felix to the team. “It’s no secret that we’ve had a difficult season, with some things out of our control and some things in our control. I think we are all looking forward to resetting completely, starting over and getting to work.“We will also have Helio with us at every race to provide his feedback and advice which will be an added bonus, so I think we’re in for a solid year ahead.”Reflecting on his departure from the squad, Pagenaud released a statement on social media.
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