Arrow McLaren SP (2021)

Ahead of the 2021 NTT INDYCAR SERIES season, Arrow McLaren SP signed driver Felix Rosenqvist to drive the No. 7 car in the upcoming season to drive alongside Pato O'Ward in the No. 5 car.

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To kickstart the 2021 season, Arrow McLaren SP created a moment to hype up the fans for the upcoming year ahead. The "We Are Ready" campaign lasted throughout the year, looking to bring the brand to the front of the field consistently in INDYCAR.

The team launch moment was the first time seeing this driver lineup together, showcasing new firesuits and updated liveries on the cars.

In order to keep the momentum going, this video below was created and was followed with individual renders of each of the cars to show each in more detail.

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Being part of a historic brand like McLaren, founded in the 1960s by Bruce McLaren, there are even more historic stories to tell like the 1972 Ford Condor II in the video below.

Zak Brown, CEO of McLaren Racing, personally purchased the recreational vehicle and brought it to the Indianapolis 500 in 2021. A series of videos were filmed, including the one below featuring Roger Penske and Zak Brown, as well as Mario Andretti and Johnny Rutherford.

A vintage RV and the history of McLaren is the perfect combination to educate fans on the history of the team and its IndyCar roots. Zak sat down with Mr. Penske to discuss his memories of Bruce McLaren, the McLaren brand and the future of the NTT INDYCAR SERIES and Indianapolis 500.

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Created by: Adam Spizzirri

For the 2021 season, Juan Pablo Montoya joined the team for a two-race run, but mainly for the 500-mile race in May. The two-time Indianapolis 500 champion looked to join the elite group of three-time winners.

50 years prior, Peter Revson won McLaren's first pole position for the Indy 500, marking a celebratory moment for the brand in the upcoming race. Montoya would eventually run the same number, No. 86, in the Greatest Spectacle in Racing with a vintage livery to match the 1971 McLaren M16 race car.

Below is the announcement video for both Juan Pablo Montoya and his No. 86 number reveal.