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    IndyCar Team Partners with Driverless Semi Truck Firm

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    A major IndyCar team has signed a multi-year partnership agreement with a leading company in autonomous road transport technology.

    On August 4, the Indianapolis-based Arrow McLaren IndyCar team announced that the autonomous truck company Aurora Innovation Inc. has become its official partner.

    As part of this partnership, the Arrow McLaren team’s racing gear will feature the Aurora brand starting with the race at Portland International Raceway on August 7–9.

    For the 2027 season, the Aurora brand will appear on the drivers’ fire-resistant suits and on the engine cover of Arrow McLaren’s No. 6 Chevrolet.

    The announcement of the partnership made no mention of using Aurora’s autonomous truck technology to transport race cars or equipment.

    “We are thrilled to welcome Aurora to our team. This partnership is a natural fit, as both organizations understand the value of innovation, safety, and reliability. We look forward to working with Aurora as they continue to grow and shape the future of transportation,” said Kevin Thimjon, president of the Arrow McLaren IndyCar team.

    “We are thrilled to join forces with Arrow McLaren, a brand that embodies the same relentless pursuit of performance and innovation that drives us at Aurora. This multi-year partnership is more than just a collaboration; it is the union of two organizations rooted in precision, cutting-edge technology, and a shared vision of the future. Racing demands excellence at every turn, and we look forward to accelerating our growth alongside one of the most iconic names in motorsports,” said Ossa Fisher, president of Aurora.

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