“Acura represents the performance and innovation that have long defined the Honda family, and we’re proud to bring that partnership to one of the most anticipated events on the IndyCar calendar. It’s an exciting opportunity for our organizations to showcase the strength of this partnership on a national stage, ” said Jill Gregory. President, Andretti Global.

In three races this season so far, the Acura-backed Honda-powered Indy cars have scored two top-five finishes. Felix Rosenqvist put his #60 on pole at the Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach and finished second in the race. Marcus Armstrong finished fifth in the Acura colors at the Indianapolis 500. Armstrong also earned the Biggest Mover award in Mid-Ohio running Acura colors.