Arrow McLaren SP's season has come to a close following the checkered flag at WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca.

The 95-lap season finale event in Monterey, California saw Felix Rosenqvist close the season with a fourth-place finish, while Pato O'Ward finished in eighth.

Below, you can read what Felix Rosenqvist, Pato O'Ward and President Taylor Kiel said after today's race.

Key info

Round	17/17
Where	WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca
When	Sunday, September 11
Race laps	95
Total race distance	212.61 miles / 342.16 km
Length	2.23 miles / 3.60 km
Number of turns	11
Follow	@ArrowMcLarenSP on Twitter, Instagram, TikTok, Facebook and YouTube

Starting Position		8th
Finishing Position		4th
Championship Standing	393 points	8th

"We raced it today. We started on the black Firestones. It was a bit hard to fend off the guys on the reds at the beginning. After that long first stint, we kind of got back in the game, and it was really strong on that stint. A really good job by the team to have the guts to stick it out that late, longer than anyone else, and I think from there on we were really good in the race. We were good on fuel; we were good on tires. After that yellow flag, we should have been more aggressive. It maybe lost us the podium, but it was a strong car. A few cars were a bit stronger, like Josef (Newgarden) was phenomenal. A big congrats to Will (Power). Hopefully next year we can give him a run for his money."

Starting Position		5th
Finishing Position		8th
Championship Standing	480 points	7th

"I thought we had a great start. It was a great first stint. For some reason, everything went south from there. We have to look into it and really see why. I don’t have the answer for it right now. It was just extremely hard out there. We’ll look toward 2023."

"The season finale is complete at Laguna Seca. It was a tough race for the No. 5 Arrow McLaren SP Chevrolet, for sure. It was a great race for Felix to finish P4. There were a lot of challenges throughout this race that we talked about all weekend: tire degradation, rising track temperatures and those types of things.

"I don’t think we had the car on the No. 5 side to handle those things throughout the day, but it is what it is. We tried to minimize the damage and get max points today. As an entire team, we were able to do that. We have a lot to be proud of, not only today, but this entire 2022 season. We have a lot to build off of, and we have an aggressive plan for this offseason so we will be better next year. So many things to look forward to ahead, so this one is behind us and we are looking forward to 2023.”

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