Arrow McLaren unveils 'Never Stop Racing' Indy 500 liveries

Arrow McLaren has revealed its Indianapolis 500 liveries for the Nos. 5, 6, and 7 Chevrolets which follows the recent sharing of Kyle Larson’s No. 17 McLaren/Hendrick Chevy design for the event.

The Indiana-based team owned by the McLaren Racing Formula 1 team says the change in presentation across the cars driven by Pato O’Ward, Nolan Siegel, and Christian Lundgaard conforms to its ‘Never Stop Racing’ theme. All feature base of white with standardized and stylized colors familiar to the trio.

“McLaren’s ‘Never Stop Racing’ campaign was introduced at the F1 livery launch in London earlier this year,” the team wrote. “The campaign centers around the idea that racing doesn’t only exist from green to checkered flag – it’s always on. The culture of constantly pushing, innovating and chasing high performance has and always will be central to the identity of McLaren Racing, and that attitude doesn’t stop at the track. Across sports, lifestyle and culture, we’re here to make racing exciting, accessible and engaging for everyone.”

Team principal Tony Kanaan added, “The Indianapolis 500 is the biggest stage in racing, and our liveries this year reflect that in every detail. The design is more than just a new look – it represents the precision, performance, and passion that fuel McLaren Racing. Through our Never Stop Racing campaign, these liveries capture the endless spirit of competition that drives us forward, no matter what.”

The team will be among the busiest in the region once Indy 500 activities get under way.

“Throughout the Month of May, Arrow McLaren is activating in a variety of ways to drive these themes home, including elevated on-site branding at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, utilization of McLaren Automotive sport cars, branding in downtown Indianapolis, reimagined social media assets and creative engagement with athletes, celebrities and influencers that touch all corners of racing and culture,” the team wrote.

“These activations will complement the incredible action on the track at the IMS, where Pato O’Ward, Nolan Siegel, Christian Lundgaard and Kyle Larson will fight to bring McLaren Racing its fourth all-time Indianapolis 500 victory and first since 1974.”