Review IndyCar Series 2027 (PDF)
Review IndyCar Series 2027 documents the 2027 IndyCar Series season session by session, while also bringing together the results of every race contested since 1996. A reference book combining a complete record of the current season with more than three decades of American open-wheel racing history.
Available on 01/11/2027
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The 2027 IndyCar Series season, placed in its historical context
Review IndyCar Series 2027 is a reference publication dedicated to the 2027 IndyCar Series season and to the championship’s race results since 1996.
The book takes a two-level approach. The 2027 season is documented in detail, session by session, preserving a complete record of the championship as it unfolded. Sessions, results, drivers, teams, circuits and statistics allow readers to follow every round of the season and return to its key details long after the final race.
Alongside this detailed coverage, the book includes the results of every race from 1996 to 2026, presented in historical tables. This makes it possible to look up a race, driver or season from the past and immediately place the 2027 championship within the much broader history of American open-wheel racing.
This historical depth is particularly important when looking at IndyCar. The period begins in 1996, the year the Indy Racing League was established alongside the existing CART championship. For more than a decade, American open-wheel racing was divided between different organisations and championships. The reunification of the Indy Racing League and Champ Car for the 2008 season became one of the defining turning points in the modern history of the discipline.
Since reunification, the IndyCar Series has continued to evolve through successive generations of cars, engines, drivers and teams. The historical results provide a way to follow that evolution across more than three decades, from the early IRL years to the modern IndyCar era.
The 2027 season itself marks another important moment in that continuing story. The schedule announced by INDYCAR includes a particularly intense opening sequence, with consecutive races at St. Petersburg, Phoenix and Arlington, followed by Barber Motorsports Park and Long Beach. May brings the Indianapolis Grand Prix and the 111th running of the Indianapolis 500.
The 2027 season also sees one of the most significant driver moves of recent years, with six-time IndyCar champion Scott Dixon joining Arrow McLaren after a long and highly successful association with Chip Ganassi Racing. Dixon’s move adds another chapter to a career that already includes six series championships, 58 race victories and the 2008 Indianapolis 500.
Review IndyCar Series 2027 is therefore designed to preserve both the present and the history of the championship.
The 2027 season forms the detailed core of the book, while the historical tables provide a structured record of the seasons that came before it. Together, they create a practical reference for finding a specific result, following a driver’s career, comparing different eras or simply exploring how the championship has evolved.
For followers of the IndyCar Series, as well as fans of Indy Racing League, CART and Champ Car history, the book brings together information that is otherwise scattered across results databases, websites and online archives. The official historical record itself reflects the succession of CART, Champ Car, IRL and INDYCAR as part of the wider history of American championship racing.
The Indianapolis 500 naturally occupies a special place within this history. Alongside the championship races, its successive editions form one of the defining threads running through the period covered by the historical archive.
The Review IndyCar Series 2027 is first and foremost a book for consultation. It is not intended to replace race reports or journalistic coverage. Its purpose is different: to collect, structure and preserve the sporting data that allows the history of the championship to be retrieved and understood.
The result is a physical archive that can be browsed season by season, used to find a specific result, compare different periods or simply preserve the record of an entire IndyCar season.
And this is only the beginning. Review IndyCar Series 2028 will extend the archive with the 2028 season in full detail and historical race results updated through 2027. Each new edition will add another season to an expanding collection preserving the contemporary history of IndyCar.
One season in detail. More than three decades of results. An archive that grows every year.
