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    A change of team for Indycar driver Marcus Armstrong next season

    A change of team for Indycar driver Marcus Armstrong next season


    He will drive alongside Felix Rosenqvist at Meyer Shank Racing, someone who coached him at Formula 4 level.

    Armstrong explains some details around the move.



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