Scott Dixon will need to see out the full term of his contract with Chip Ganassi Racing - which runs through to December 31 – before he can start work with Arrow McLaren.

After 25 seasons and six championships, Scott Dixon is leaving Chip Ganassi Racing for Arrow McLaren. Dixon was inspired to make a change by the legacy of fellow New Zealander and McLaren founder, Bruce McLaren. The six-time champion is looking for a new ...

Arrow McLaren has finalized its 2027 car numbers with Scott Dixon in the No. 6 and Felix Rosenqvist in the No 7.

The last race of Scott Dixon’s farewell season with Chip Ganassi Racing ended in a similar fashion to the first race of 2026. Both were unrewarding and unrepresentative of the six-time champion’s 25-year tenure with CGR,

Pato O'Ward will continue in the No. 5, while Scott Dixon will take over the No. 6 entry, and Felix Rosenqvist will drive the No. 7. In the team's additional Indy 500 entry, Ryan Hunter-Reay will continue with the No. 31 next May.

One of the most decorated figures in IndyCar History has officially announced that he will no longer drive for Chip Ganassi during the 2027 Season. Scott Dixon has spent nearly his entire IndyCar career in the Number 9 Chip Ganassi Racing car. The 45-year ...

Six-time IndyCar Series champion Scott Dixon and reigning Indianapolis 500 winner Felix Rosenqvist are joining the Arrow McLaren racing team next season after agreeing to multiyear deals. They will be part of the team’s three-car full-season lineup that ...

ELKHART LAKE, Wis. — Scott Dixon knows he doesn’t have a shot at a seventh INDYCAR title this year. Scott Dixon prior to the NTT IndyCar Series XPEL Grand Prix at Road America So going for race victory No. 59 is the strategy every week. Even if it ...

With a few laps to go, Marcus Ericsson seemed to have the race well in hand. But a crash and a restart made him work a little harder for the victory. By Gregory Leporati Palou overcame a pileup during the first turn that cost him his pole position ...

Scott Dixon and Will Power were both born in Queensland, Australia, separated by about 75 miles and 222 days spanning 1980 into ’81. When they encountered closed doors on the ladder to Formula 1, their talents took them to America, where they emerged as the greatest IndyCar drivers of the 21st century.