Arrow McLaren has officially opened its new North American headquarters and unveiled the three Chevrolet-powered cars set for the 2026 NTT IndyCar Series.
The McLaren Racing Center on Zionsville Road, formerly home to Andretti Global, has undergone six months of renovation, expanding from 30,000 to 86,000 square feet. The upgraded facility includes a new gym, an extended mezzanine and an immersive lobby showcasing the team’s history.
Team Principal Tony Kanaan presented the 2026 driver lineup, continuing the team’s strong momentum from 2025. Pato O’Ward returns in the No. 5 Arrow McLaren Chevrolet, Nolan Siegel drives the No. 6, and Christian Lundgaard is in the No. 7. The liveries feature the team’s signature papaya orange, with variations across each car highlighting brand identity.
Kanaan said the new headquarters provides the space, technology and infrastructure needed for continued growth.
«Winning the Indy 500 and competing for the championship remain our focus as we move forward in our new home,» he added.
Arrow McLaren enters 2026 after a successful season in 2025, where O’Ward finished second in the championship and Lundgaard fifth, establishing the team as the main challenger to Chip Ganassi Racing. The team prepares for the season opener in St. Petersburg on March 1.
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