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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 […]
The NTT IndyCar Series released more details about its new engine and chassis formula, confirming rumored delays. The new chassis, developed in collaboration with Dallara, is now planned to debut in 2028 instead of 2027. On-track testing is set to begin in 2026 to address any teething problems before competition. IndyCar aims for the new platform to attract a new generation of fans while retaining the series’ iconic styling cues. The updated chassis will address weight concerns and feature a low voltage hybrid system for enhanced performance. IndyCar President Doug Boles expressed enthusiasm for the new design, emphasizing safety, competition, and fan appeal.
