Arrow McLaren claimed the top three positions for Team Chevy in a demanding 90-lap race at Mid-Ohio Sunday.

Christian scored his fourth podium of the season with a P3 result, followed by Pato in P5 and Nolan in P11.

Pato and Christian sit third and fifth in the NTT INDYCAR SERIES championship with seven races to go, and Nolan continues to progress with strong results.

Location	Lexington, Ohio
Race Date	July 6
Round	10 out of 17
Total Laps	90 laps
Total Race Distance	203.22 mi / 327.05 km
Length	2.26 mi / 3.64 km
Number of Turns	13

Christian Lundgaard, Driver, No. 7 VELO Arrow McLaren Chevrolet

Starting Position		2nd
Finishing Position		3rd
Championship Standings	263 points	5th

"Obviously, happy to be on the podium but still a little disappointed. I think we had much more. We need to take the positives from this weekend. We didn't get any points in Road America when we had a car to win the race. So here, there's a little bit of redemption, but I really wanted that win today. So I’m a little disappointed."

Pato O'Ward, Driver, No. 5 Arrow McLaren Chevrolet

Starting Position		14th
Finishing Position		5th
Championship Standings	305 points	3rd

"I would have loved to have been fourth, but it was a crazy race today for us. The strategies flipped in the middle of the race today. Guys that weren't planning to full-push ended up full-pushing, and the guys that were pushing ended up fuel saving to the end. We fought our way forward and were aggressive and calculated. I was confident in the car, and you really treasure these weekends when you can put the car where you need to. It's just a bummer we didn't start further up front, but it's a good job by Arrow McLaren and good to see Christian on the podium."

Nolan Siegel, Driver, No. 6 NTT DATA Arrow McLaren Chevrolet

Starting Position		4th
Finishing Position		11th
Championship Standings	147 points	17th

"It was a very disappointing day for us. I think we had a car that could have run in the top five and fought for a podium. We ended up just losing pace through every sequence, and I'm not exactly sure where we lost it. We will look into it and fix our issues for Iowa."

Tony Kanaan, Team Principal, Arrow McLaren

“We had three strong cars all weekend. We had a bit of a hiccup in Qualifying with Pato, but all in all, we’re the top Chevrolet team this weekend. All three cars in the top 11 is a pretty good result for the team. I’m getting more and more impatient to win a race because we’ve been so close. I’m not going to sit here and say that today was not a good day for us, but I think we need to regroup and look at what we could have done differently to beat those guys. We tried three different strategies to see what could have played out. It's pretty easy to get upset about race results that are sometimes out of your control, but at the end of the day, the Arrow McLaren Chevrolets were fast. Onto Iowa—I love that track, so hopefully we can get our first win of 2025 there."