
The seven-time IndyCar race-winner and two-time title contender was confirmed on Thursday as an Arrow McLaren SP-Chevrolet driver for 2023 and beyond, his departure from Andretti Autosport-Honda having been confirmed on Wednesday.
“I think it's been very obvious what Zak Brown [McLaren Racing CEO] and Taylor [Kiel, AMSP team president] have done over the last couple of years,” said Rossi, explaining his decision to switch. “Arrow McLaren SP's competitive. The overall performance of the team has exponentially increased every event we go to.