Marcus Armstrong could be a candidate for Chip Ganassi Racing in 2027

Marcus Armstrong is nearing his first victory in the NTT IndyCar Series. After losing the 2026 Indianapolis 500 on the final lap, Armstrong looked to be in a good spot to win at Road America before an issue. Now, the Meyer Shank Racing driver has been connected to one of IndyCar’s most prestigious organizations.

Armstrong could be considered for Chip Ganassi Racing if Scott Dixon leaves the organization, as reported by FOX Sports’ Bob Pockrass. The driver of the No. 66 car used to drive for Chip Ganassi Racing before he moved to Meyer Shank Racing. Armstrong has been strong during the 2026 IndyCar season.

Dixon could consider leaving Chip Ganassi Racing with Arrow McLaren as the presumed favorite. It would be a shocking development, but one that could land Armstrong back at Chip Ganassi Racing. For now, Armstrong will focus on earning his first career IndyCar win with Meyer Shank Racing in 2026.