Kyle Larson has found another new teammate for 2025.

If Kyle Larson returns to the Indy 500 with Arrow McLaren and Hendrick Motorsports in 2025, he will have a number of new teammates.

Kyle Larson started May 2024 looking to become only the fifth driver to complete the Memorial Day Double. His intention was to race in IndyCar’s Indy 500 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway before flying to Charlotte Motor Speedway to compete in NASCAR’s Coca-Cola 600.

Larson did end up running in the Indy 500, but a weather delay at Indy delayed his arrival in Charlotte, and by the time he arrived, the event had been postponed due to rain. It was unable to restart, making Larson the second driver to have his Memorial Day Double effort end with an appearance in only one of the two crown jewel races.

The 2021 Cup Series champion has not yet committed to returning to the “Greatest Spectacle in Racing” in 2025, but he reportedly has a deal in place to do so with Arrow McLaren, as the deal he signed back in January 2023 was said to be for two years.

If he does indeed return for another shot behind the wheel of the No. 17 McLaren-Hendrick Chevrolet, he is ironically set to return as the second longest tenured member of the four-car team.

Arrow McLaren confirm (another) driver change

Nolan Siegel recently took over behind the wheel of the No. 6 Chevrolet after Theo Pourchaire had been slated to finish out the season in the car, and he signed a multi-year contract. Now another driver change has been confirmed for the No. 7 Chevrolet.

After just two seasons with the team, 2016 Indy 500 champion Alexander Rossi is set to be replaced by current Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing driver Christian Lundgaard next year.

Rossi finished in a team-high fifth place in last year’s Indy 500, and he finished in fourth in this year’s race after qualifying in the same position, the highest starting position among all non-Team Penske drivers. His 2025 team has not been confirmed, nor has Lundgaard’s replacement behind the wheel of the No. 45 Honda.

The only driver set to return to Arrow McLaren (aside from Larson) next season is Pato O’Ward, who has driven the No. 5 Chevrolet since 2020. Callum Ilott drove the No. 6 Chevrolet in this year’s Indy 500, replacing the injured (and ultimately released) David Malukas.

Larson finished this year’s Indy 500 in 18th place after a late pit road speeding penalty. O’Ward placed second and Ilott placed 11th.