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Teammate Head-to-Head
The fairest comparison on the grid
Every driver’s toughest yardstick is the one person on the grid running the exact same spec chassis and the same team-supplied engine: their own teammate. A gap in the championship table between two different teams could be the engine, the strategy, or the driver — a gap between teammates can only be the driver (and, over a season, some luck). This table lists the points split within every team, leader first.
Biggest teammate points gap · 2026 season
Alex Palou
300 points ahead of Scott Dixon at Chip Ganassi Racing
631
Leader points
331
Teammate points
Arrow McLaren
Closest battle
13 point gap
Every team, points split
| Team | Leader | Trailing | Points gap |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chip Ganassi Racing | Alex Palou (631) | Scott Dixon (331) | 300 |
| Arrow McLaren | Christian Lundgaard (535) | Pato O'Ward (522) | 13 |
| Team Penske | David Malukas (514) | Scott McLaughlin (482) | 32 |
| Andretti Global | Marcus Ericsson (429) | Will Power (368) | 61 |
| Meyer Shank w/ Curb-Agajanian | Felix Rosenqvist (412) | Marcus Armstrong (320) | 92 |
| Juncos Hollinger Racing | Rinus VeeKay (378) | Sting Ray Robb (182) | 196 |
| ECR | Alexander Rossi (307) | Christian Rasmussen (245) | 62 |
| Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing | Graham Rahal (302) | Louis Foster (267) | 35 |
| A.J. Foyt Enterprises | Santino Ferrucci (280) | Caio Collet (203) | 77 |
| Dale Coyne Racing | Romain Grosjean (259) | Dennis Hauger (228) | 31 |
Where these numbers come from
Current championship points from indycar.com’s own results API, paired by team. Only teams currently fielding two full-season drivers are listed.