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Alexander Rossi | #27

Andretti Autosport

• Moved to IndyCar Series racing with Andretti-Herta Autosport, winning the 100th running of the Indianapolis 500 as a rookie, winning both Indianapolis 500 and series Rookie of the Year honors.
• Made his Formula One debut with Manor Marussia F1 at the Singapore Grand Prix in 2015; ran the U.S. Grand Prix and three additional races for the team.
• Combined his F1 program with GP2 competition, finishing second in the championship in 2015.
• Made his European racing debut at the 2007 Formula BMW World Final, returning to win the race in 2008. Followed that initial success with GP3 and Formula Renault 3.5 competition, where he finished third in the 2011 championship.
• After early success in karting, Rossi made the move to car racing in the Skip Barber series in 2005, winning 10 races and the western regional championship in 2006.

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Colton Herta | #88

Harding Steinbrenner Racing

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Young American - the first Indy car driver born in the 2000’s - is competiting in his rookie NTT IndyCar Series season in 2019, driving the No. 88 Honda for Harding Steinbrenner Racing.
Became the youngest race winner in Indy car history when he won at Circuit of The Americas at 18 years, 359 days old and became youngest pole winner in Indy car history at 19 years 83 days when he scored his first pole at Road America.
Son of former Indy car driver Bryan Herta, who won four races in his driving career and two Indianapolis 500s as a team owner. Bryan Herta currently is a co-owner of Andretti Herta Autosport, which fields driver Marco Andretti.
Finished runner-up in the 2018 Indy Lights championship. Collected six wins over two Indy Lights seasons, including the 2018 Freedom 100 and a historic sweep of the month of May at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

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Resides in Valencia, California, his birthplace, with his family.
Enjoys electronic dance music (EDM), comedies and video games.
A member of Generation Z, the first generation to have Internet technology available almost at all times of his life.
An active athlete, also enjoys cycling, running, snowboarding and golf.

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Felix Rosenquist | #10

Chip Ganassi Racing

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Won the 2015 FIA Formula 3 European championship and a three-time Formula Renault title winner.
Is a two-time Masters of F3 and Macau Grand Prix winner.
Scored three wins in Formula E and finishing third overall in the 2016-17 standings.

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Lists skiing, skateboarding, hiking and video games as his hobbies.
Racing hero is Mika Hakkinen.
Enjoys music ranging from Slipknot to Coldplay.

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Graham Rahal | #15

Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing

• Joined his father’s Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing organization for 2013, highlighted by a second-place finish at the Grand Prix of Long Beach in his first year, and another runner-up result at the Grand Prix of Detroit in 2014.
• Scored two wins and challenged for the IndyCar Series championship throughout the second half of 2015. Again led the Honda IndyCar effort in 2016, winning at Texas Motor Speedway; won twice in 2017, sweeping both rounds of the Detroit Grand Prix double header race weekend.
• Graduated to the Champ Car World Series with Newman Haas Racing in 2007, finishing fifth as a rookie. Became the youngest winner – and pole qualifier – in IndyCar Series history at the 2008 Honda Grand Prix of St. Petersburg, at the age of 19 years, 93 days.
• Starting in karting, rose rapidly through the training ground ranks with his first title in 2003. Became the youngest driver to win a Star Mazda race in 2005 and scored five Formula Atlantic wins the following season, finishing second in the 2006 championship to future Honda-powered IndyCar driver Simon Pagenaud.

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Jack Harvey | #60

Michael Shank Racing

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James Hinchcliffe | #5

Arrow Schmidt Peterson Motorsports

• Returns for a fifth season with Schmidt Peterson Motorsports after winning the Grand Prix of Long Beach in 2017.
• Suffered major injuries in a season-ending crash in May, 2015; but returned the following season and quickly re-established himself as a contender, qualifying on the pole for the Indianapolis 500 and narrowly missing a win in Texas, finishing second to fellow Honda driver Graham Rahal.
• Won at New Orleans in 2015, but was injured in a crash during practice for the Indianapolis 500, and missed the rest of the 2015 season while recovering.
• Enjoyed a breakout season in 2013 with three race wins (St. Petersburg, Sao Paulo, Brazil, and Iowa Speedway.
• Recorded three top-five and seven top-10 finishes in 2011 to be named IndyCar Rookie of the Year, despite missing the season-opening race.

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Marco Andretti | #98

Andretti Herta with Marco & Curb-Agajanian

• Finished fifth in the 2013 IndyCar drivers’ championship, with two poles, two podiums and six top-five finishes.
• Has two career IndyCar victories, has led 907 laps and recorded 65 top-ten finishes in his career.
• Became the youngest IndyCar pole winner at age 21 years, 79 days (Milwaukee, 2008); became at the time the youngest IndyCar race winner at 19 years, 5 months, 14 days (Sonoma, 2006).
• Was 2006 IndyCar Rookie of the Year; and Indianapolis 500 Rookie of the Year

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Marcus Ericsson | #7

Arrow Schmidt Peterson Motorsports

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Ryan Hunter-Reay | #28

Andretti Autosport

• A two-time winner in 2016, at Iowa and Pocono, to finish sixth in the drivers’ championship for the second consecutive season.
• Scored three wins in 2014, including the 98th running of the Indianapolis 500, to finish sixth in the drivers’ championship.
• Won four times, including three consecutive victories (Milwaukee, Iowa, Toronto, Baltimore) and scored four more top-10 results to win the 2012 IZOD IndyCar Series Championship. Was the first American driver to win the title in a unified IndyCar series since Al Unser Jr. in 1994.
• Was IndyCar series Rookie of the Year in 2007.
• Prior to joining IndyCar, was a regular in the Champ Car World Series, scoring his first victory in 2003 (Surfers Paradise, Australia) and recorded his first oval track win in 2004 (Milwaukee).

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Santino Ferrucci | #19

Dale Coyne Racing

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Scott Dixon | #9

Chip Ganassi Racing

• A four-time IndyCar Series champion and 2008 Indianapolis 500 winner, Dixon has 40 career Indy car victories and 23 poles from 270 race starts. Finished sixth in the 2016 championship with two wins.
• Indy car championships came in 2003, 2008, 2013 (both with Honda) and in 2015.
• Moved to the Indy Racing League with Chip Ganassi Racing midway through the 2002 season, and has remained with the team since then. Won his first IndyCar championship for the team in 2003 with three race victories.
• Will be starting his 17th consecutive season with Chip Ganassi Racing in 2018.
• Graduated to IndyCar racing from CART with PacWest Racing in 2001, winning at Nazareth in his first year and was named series Rookie of the Year. At the time, was the youngest winner in IndyCar history at 20 years, nine months, 14 days.

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Takuma Sato | #30

Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing

• Scored an incredibly popular victory at the 2017 Indianapolis 500, becoming the first Japanese driver to win the Memorial Day weekend classic.
• Recorded his first IndyCar race victory in 2013 at the Grand Prix of Long Beach, and added two more pole positions – bringing his career total to five – in 2014.
• Challenged for victory at the 2012 Indianapolis 500, when he spun on the final lap while attempting to pass eventual victor Dario Franchitti for the win.
• Featured in several races in 2011, and was unlucky not to win at least one event. Dominated in changing conditions in both Brazil and New Hampshire. Qualified on the pole at Iowa and Edmonton.
• Made the jump from Formula 3 to Formula 1 in 2002 with Jordan Grand Prix. Continued in Formula 1 with several teams through 2008, with a best finish of third at the U.S. Grand Prix in 2004.

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Zach Veach | #26

Andretti Autosport

• A former Indy Lights race winner and championship contender, Zach Veach will contest his first full season of Indy Car competition in 2018, driving the Group One Thousand One Andretti Autosport Honda.
• Was "discovered" at age 12 by current former IndyCar Series team owner Sarah Fisher's father, Dave Fisher. In 19 months Veach graduated from karting to the cockpit of an open-wheel formula car.
• Won the 2011 Formula 2000 Winterfest Series.
• Made his Indianapolis 500 debut in 2017, driving for A.J. Foyt Racing, but retired on Lap 166 with mechanical issues.

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Specifications

Honda IndyCar Chassis Specification

Design

IndyCar/Dallara Automobili, Italy

Configurations

Street/Road Course
Short Oval
Super Speedway

Components

Monocoque contains cockpit, fuel cell and front suspension; engine is stressed (integral) member of chassis; rear assembly contains bellhousing, gearbox and rear suspension members

Materials

Carbon fiber, kevlar and other composites