Siegal Unviels New Livery, Arrow McLaren Drivers Looking Forward To Arlington GP
- Kylar Boggs
- 1 day ago
- 2 min read
Arrow McLaren reveal a new livery for Nolan Siegal and the No. 6 team for the Java House Grand Prix of Arlington. SmartStop has been a partner of Arrow McLaren since 2023 and in 2024, SmartStop announced a multi-year extension as a primary partner, and heading into 2026 it is their fourth year with the team.
The Arrow McLaren trio of Pato O' Ward, Nolan Siegal, and Christian Lundgaard are looking forward to the event with positive comments about this weekends event.
Pato O' Ward stated "They've done a phenomenal job with the all of the aesthetics, the paddock, and all of it looks really good. I'm curious what the bumps on the tracks are going to be like and if there would be anything to catch us by surprise." When asked about Indycar coming back to Texas for the first time since 2023, O' Ward said "This place is the closest to home, this is where I see a lot of the people that remind me of home, the language, a lot of friends and family are going to be here, so it's cool to see them still following, they're still happy to see us back."
In addition, Nolan Siegal stated "I think it's important to have a strong weekend here, and then go into the short break with a little bit of momentum, good things to look at, good things to focus on." Siegal later spoke positively about the McLaren Fan Event at Texas Live in Arlington saying "To be here, and see so many young fans, new fans, and people that haven't been exposed to Indycar, the goal for us this weekend is to put on the best show possible and have a ton of people that haven't been exposed to Indycar racing before see it here and get into it and become Indycar fans, and we want to reach new audiences that Indycar has to offer."
Christian Lundgaard discussed about doing laps in the simulator by stating "Some corners are slightly different out there than the ones on the sim, and what the track map originally was, and we'll figure out when we do the track walk.
Lundgaard later went on saying "There's always that question from street courses, is the wall in the same place as last year, and with here everything is new that you don't really have a reference."
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