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Now elevated to Indianapolis 500 runner-up, David Malukas has had quite a 12 months
In just one year, David Malukas went from being out of IndyCar without a left hand to achieving a remarkable second place at the Indianapolis 500 due to post-race penalties.
His journey involved a wrist injury, getting dropped by McLaren, and temporarily working in media at the championship before securing a seat with Meyer Shank and later a full-time drive at AJ Foyt for 2025.
Despite a challenging start at Foyt, Malukas quickly adapted, attributing his Indy 500 success to maturity and team effort.
Reflecting on his hardships and growth, Malukas aims to channel his experiences into future success, showing resilience and determination in the face of adversity.
