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Robert Shwartzman has denied that he is unhappy in IndyCar after wrapping up his rookie season in the American series. The 25-year-old joined IndyCar this past season, competing with newcomer team PREMA for a full season. It was the Israeli / Russian national’s first full season in open wheel competition since running the 2021 Formula […]
Robert Shwartzman has dismissed rumors of being unhappy in IndyCar at the conclusion of his rookie season in the American series. The 25-year-old competed with newcomer team PREMA for a full season, marking his return to open-wheel racing after the 2021 Formula 2 season. Despite facing challenges expected of a rookie season, Shwartzman remained positive in most of his interviews. Addressing circulating reports, he stated firmly that he is content and thrilled to be racing in IndyCar, emphasizing his love for the series, competition, circuits, fans, and the welcoming paddock atmosphere. Shwartzman secured two top 10 finishes, claimed a surprising pole position at the Indianapolis 500, narrowly missed the Rookie of the Year title, and finished 24th in the overall standings.
