ECR and Chevrolet reaffirm 15-Year bond with multi-year extension
ECR and Chevrolet have finalized a multi-year extension of their long-standing partnership, solidifying their technical alliance as the IndyCar Series prepares for a major rules overhaul in 2028. ECR remains one of only two teams on the grid continuously powered by Chevrolet since the manufacturer returned to the series with its 2.2-liter Twin-Turbo V6 engine in 2012. The partnership extension…
ECR and Chevrolet have extended their long-standing partnership for another multi-year term, as the IndyCar Series prepares for a major rules overhaul in 2028. ECR has been powered by Chevrolet since its return to the series in 2012, with the team set to start its 500th race in 2027. The renewal comes at a crucial time, with IndyCar introducing new chassis and engine regulations in 2028.
Alexander Rossi, ECR driver, was one of two drivers to participate in the initial testing of the new chassis. ECR co-owner and CEO Ed Carpenter highlighted the team's success with Chevrolet over the past 15 seasons, with nine victories achieved. The partnership has also seen six pole positions, including three at the Indianapolis 500.
Chevrolet VP Eric Warren emphasized the importance of maintaining technical continuity between the two teams as they prepare for the future of Indianapolis 500 competition.
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