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IndyCar Rookie of the Year Dennis Hauger Joins AJ Foyt Racing

The 23-year-old Norwegian replaces Santino Ferrucci after winning the 2025 Indy NXT title and bringing sponsor support to a rebuilding Foyt program.

  • On Wednesday, AJ Foyt Racing announced that 2026 IndyCar Rookie of the Year Dennis Hauger signed a multiyear contract to join the team for the 2027 season, filling the first of two open seats.
  • After winning Rookie of the Year honors while competing for Dale Coyne Racing in 2026, the 23-year-old Hauger transitions to the team, having previously claimed the 2025 Indy NXT championship title.
  • The No. Chevrolet entry will be piloted by Hauger, replacing Santino Ferrucci, with technical support from Team Penske and primary sponsorship from Homes For Our Troops.
  • On October 2, the new lead driver will make his first official appearance at the GM Defense Valor & Velocity Gala in Warren, Michigan, where the Homes For Our Troops entry will be displayed.
  • With one seat remaining for 2027, the team seeks to rebound after a difficult season; team president Larry Foyt plans to field Indy NXT veteran Josh Pierson, pending his successful completion of IndyCar's licensing evaluation process.
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IndyCar rookie of the year Dennis Hauger joins AJ Foyt Racing

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — IndyCar rookie of the year Dennis Hauger is joining AJ Foyt Racing.

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Dennis Hauger leaves Dale Coyne Racing after a season and winning the Rookie Championship in the IndyCar series. Who has to make room for him.

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