Indianapolis, IN, August 2, 2026 —

IndyCar drivers Alex Palou and Alexander Rossi have shared positive initial impressions following their recent testing of the new IndyCars at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway road course.

Both drivers participated in the test, providing valuable feedback on the updated machinery. The specific details of the new IndyCars were not elaborated upon, but the feedback from Palou and Rossi indicates a promising start for the development and implementation of the next generation of IndyCar racing machines.

Alex Palou, a prominent figure in the current IndyCar landscape, voiced his satisfaction with the performance and handling characteristics of the new car during the test session. Alexander Rossi also contributed to the test, echoing Palou’s positive sentiments about the vehicle.

The Indianapolis Motor Speedway road course served as the venue for this crucial testing phase. Further details regarding the specific outcomes of the test, potential performance benchmarks, or any required modifications to the new IndyCars were not immediately available. The contractor’s name, if applicable to the development or testing process, was not provided.

The feedback from seasoned drivers like Palou and Rossi is considered vital in the ongoing development of the IndyCar series. Their insights help shape the future of racing technology and on-track competition. The series continues to refine its equipment to ensure competitive and exciting racing for its fans.


Story summarized from the original created by MICHAEL MAROT AP Sports Writer on fox59.com, see more information here.

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