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David Malukas was everything the Meyer Shank Racing team hoped for, and more, after he featured all last weekend in the No. 66 Honda at the Firestone Grand Prix of Monterey. After missing the last …
David Malukas exceeded expectations during the Firestone Grand Prix of Monterey while driving for Meyer Shank Racing in the No. 66 Honda, despite having been out of racing for four months due to injuries to his wrist and hand. Team co-owner Mike Shank praised Malukas for his strong performance in qualifying and during the race, where he displayed resilience and determination. Malukas worked closely with the IndyCar Medical team to create a custom brace for his hand, allowing him to compete comfortably for 95 laps. The support from his team, including new teammate Felix Rosenqvist and the technical alliance with Andretti Global, contributed to Malukas’ rapid progress throughout the race weekend. Despite facing physical challenges, Malukas showcased his talent and determination by finishing in 16th place and earning valuable experience for future races.
