Teammate Pace
A genuine same-car comparison
IndyCar teammates run the identical spec Dallara chassis and the same team-supplied engine as each other, since engines are contracted to the team, not the individual car. That makes this a genuinely equipment-constant comparison — much closer to F1’s model than NASCAR’s same-organization-not-same-car qualifying comparison. Median, not mean, so one wet session or a crash doesn’t swing the number.
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Season points head-to-head
Championship points split within each team.
| 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
Qualifying classifications from every session this season, sourced from indycar.com’s own results API. Each event’s “Combined Qualifying” session (the full-field classification across every knockout round) is used where available, so both teammates’ best laps are already directly comparable without a separate segment-matching step.