Round No. 11 of the 2026 IndyCar season is here, with the Honda Indy 200 at Mid-Ohio.
Alex Palou leads the championship standings by 60 points over David Malukas, while Christian Lundgaard is the most recent race winner at Road America.
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Scott Dixon, who just announced a shock exit from Chip Ganassi Racing after 25 years, is the defending winner of the IndyCar race at Mid-Ohio.
Now, here’s how to watch all the action this weekend as America celebrates its 250th anniversary as a nation:
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Friday, July 3
2:00pm EST — Indy NXT practice — FOX SPORTS 2
3:00pm EST — IndyCar practice — FOX SPORTS 1
Saturday July 4
9:00am EST — Indy NXT qualifying — FOX SPORTS 1
10:00am EST — IndyCar practice — FOX SPORTS 1
1:00pm EST — Indy NXT Race #1 — FOX SPORTS 1
2:30pm EST — IndyCar qualifying — FOX SPORTS 1
Sunday, July 5
9:00am EST — IndyCar warmup practice — FOX SPORTS 1
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10:00am EST — Indy NXT Race #2 — FOX SPORTS 1
12:30pm EST — IndyCar pre-race show — FOX
12:52pm EST — IndyCar race green flag [90 laps] — FOX
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How can I watch the Honda Indy 200 at Mid-Ohio?
Date: Sunday, July 5 Race start time: 12:52pm EST Laps: 90 laps TV channel: FOX | TSN (Canada) | Other international viewing options Live stream: FOX ONE | In-car cameras on HBO MAX Radio: IndyCar Radio
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Who is competing in the IndyCar race at Mid-Ohio?
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Car No. – Driver |
Team |
Manufacturer |
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#2 – Josef Newgarden |
Team Penske |
Chevrolet |
|
#3 – Scott McLaughlin |
Team Penske |
Chevrolet |
|
#4 – Caio Collet |
AJ Foyt Enterprises |
Chevrolet |
|
#5 – Pato O’Ward |
Arrow McLaren |
Chevrolet |
|
#6 – Nolan Siegel |
Arrow McLaren |
Chevrolet |
|
#7 – Christian Lundgaard |
Arrow McLaren |
Chevrolet |
|
#8 – Kyffin Simpson |
Chip Ganassi Racing |
Honda |
|
#9 – Scott Dixon |
Chip Ganassi Racing |
Honda |
|
#10 – Alex Palou |
Chip Ganassi Racing |
Honda |
|
#12 – David Malukas |
Team Penske |
Chevrolet |
|
#14 – Santino Ferrucci |
AJ Foyt Enterprises |
Chevrolet |
|
#15 – Graham Rahal |
Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing |
Honda |
|
#18 – Romain Grosjean |
Dale Coyne Racing |
Honda |
|
#19 – Dennis Hauger |
Dale Coyne Racing |
Honda |
|
#20 – Alexander Rossi |
Ed Carpenter Racing |
Chevrolet |
|
#21 – Christian Rasmussen |
Ed Carpenter Racing |
Chevrolet |
|
#26 – Will Power |
Andretti Global |
Honda |
|
#27 – Kyle Kirkwood |
Andretti Global |
Honda |
|
#28 – Marcus Ericsson |
Andretti Global |
Honda |
|
#45 – Louis Foster |
Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing |
Honda |
|
#47 – Mick Schumacher |
Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing |
Honda |
|
#60 – Felix Rosenqvist |
Meyer Shank Racing w/ Curb Agajanian |
Honda |
|
#66 – Marcus Armstrong |
Meyer Shank Racing w/ Curb Agajanian |
Honda |
|
#76 – Rinus VeeKay |
Juncos Hollinger Racing |
Chevrolet |
|
#77 – Sting Ray Robb |
Juncos Hollinger Racing |
Chevrolet |
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