David Malukas has been released from his contract by Arrow McLaren, the team confirmed on Monday morning.
Malukas, a Chicago native, has been the focal point of drama since suffering an injured left wrist that required surgical repairs in a mountain bike accident Feb. 11, less than a month before the season started March 10. Arrow McLaren cited the reason “due to him being unavailable for the entirety of the season to date, with no confirmed return date,” which put them in a situation to call upon two other drivers – Callum Ilott and Theo Pourchaire – to be called up to race in his absence.
Malukas joined the team in September 2023 and was set to race his third IndyCar season season with Arrow McLaren until this wrist injury sidelined him from races in St. Petersburg, The Thermal Club in Palm Springs, Long Beach and Barber Motorsports Park. “The past three months have been challenging,” Malukas said. “I felt privileged to have had the opportunity to drive for Arrow McLaren and regret that it never materialized.
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