IndyCar Announces New Car For 2028 Season With Testing In Early 2026

IndyCar Unveils the 2028 Race Car

IndyCar announced the new car for the 2028 season, which will be ready for testing in 2026.

IndyCar Gives Update On Long-Awaited New Cars, Slated For 2028 Debut

The NTT IndyCar Series is at the iconic Road America circuit in Wisconsin this weekend, and the weekend has already produced a big piece of news that a new chassis is expected to debut in 2028, with on-track testing hopefully starting early next year.If you weren't aware, unlike in Formula 1, where teams develop all (or most of) their own cars, all IndyCar teams use the same chassis, which is made by Dallara, an Italian company that also builds …

IndyCar Announces New Car For 2028 Season With Testing In Early 2026

The long-awaited new car for IndyCar will enter competition in the 2028 season but will hit the track for testing beginning in 2026, the series announced on June 21, 2025

IndyCar officially delays new chassis to 2028 season

The NTT IndyCar Series has released more details about its new engine and chassis formula, which included a confirmation of rumored delays. The new chassis, which is currently being developed in a collaboration between IndyCar and Dallara, is now set to be introduced in 2028 instead of 2027. As early as the start of this season, the introduction was referred to as coming in ’27 or ’28. Now that delay has been formalized by the series. The intent…

IndyCar to finally replace 16-year old 'spec' car with a new 'spec' car

INDYCAR is providing a status update on the new ‘spec’ race car the series will introduce and implement for the 2028 NTT INDYCAR SERIES season, the first new car since … Read More The post IndyCar to finally replace 16-year old ‘spec’ car with a new ‘spec’ car appeared first on AutoRacing1.com.

IndyCar confirms lighter, more powerful Dallara chassis plans for 2028 season

IndyCar gave an official status update on its next-generation chassis prior to qualifying in Wisconsin, sharing details on the car that’s planned to be lighter — with a more powerful engine — after sharing the updates in a private meeting with team owners on Saturday.“The time has come for a new NTT IndyCar Series chassis," IndyCar President J. Douglas Boles said in a press release ...Keep reading