The automotive world is abuzz with the latest collaboration between Arrow McLaren and Deloitte. The partnership is set to debut a fresh livery on the No. 6 Arrow McLaren Chevrolet, driven by Nolan Siegelat the World Wide Technology Raceway in Madison, Illinois. This event marks a significant milestone in the NTT IndyCar Series, as the teams prepare for the race on June 6-7.
The new livery is not just a visual upgrade but a symbol of the shared ambitions between Arrow McLaren and Deloitte. This collaboration is part of a long-standing partnership that began in 2017, with Deloitte serving as the Official Transformation Partner of McLaren Racing across its racing portfolio. The livery’s debut coincides with the return of the NTT IndyCar Series to the short oval in Madison, Illinois, where Nolan Siegel previously achieved a career-best finish of P7 and led eight laps in 2026.
Arrow McLaren’s Strong Presence at World Wide Technology Raceway
The World Wide Technology Raceway has been a stage for Arrow McLaren to showcase its prowess. The 1.25-mile oval track has seen intense competition, with Arrow McLaren drivers making their mark. In the recent practice and qualifying sessions, Pato O’Ward topped the speed charts in Practice 1 and secured a P9 starting position in Qualifying. Christian Lundgaard and Nolan Siegel will start from P16 and P22, respectively, aiming to move forward during the first night race of the season.
The race, broadcasted by FOX, will begin on Sunday night at 9:00 p.m. ET, with the green flag set to drop at 9:25 p.m. ET. The 260-lap contest, covering a total distance of 325 miles, promises to be a thrilling event for both the teams and the spectators.
The Significance of the New Livery
The new livery is more than just a cosmetic change; it represents the shared goals and innovative spirit of Arrow McLaren and Deloitte. Kevin Thimjon, President of Arrow McLaren IndyCar Team, expressed pride in debuting the livery in St. Louis, a market where Deloitte has a strong presence. He emphasized that the livery symbolizes their shared ambitions and the collaborative work on transformation to propel their organizations forward.
Scott Mager, US Chief Marketing Officer of Deloitte, highlighted the partnership’s commitment to innovation, performance, and transformation. He described the livery’s debut as an exciting milestone and a visible expression of how Deloitte is helping McLaren Racing drive progress across its portfolio.
Looking Ahead to the Race
As the teams prepare for the race, the focus is on optimizing performance and strategy. The new aerodynamic package introduced by IndyCar, which includes a horsepower boost cut and higher downforce, is expected to provide interesting dynamics. Drivers like Josef Newgarden and Scott Dixon have noted that the changes will make the race more challenging but also more exciting.
The tire compound used at World Wide Technology Raceway is the same as that used at Phoenix in March, known for producing good racing. Drivers like David Malukas, who performed well at Phoenix, are optimistic about the racing conditions. The high line on the track, which some drivers have successfully utilized, is expected to play a crucial role in the race’s outcome.
With the new livery and the teams’ strong performance history at World Wide Technology Raceway, the stage is set for an exhilarating race. Fans and enthusiasts alike are eagerly awaiting the event, which promises to be a testament to the spirit of innovation and competition in the NTT IndyCar Series.
