INDIANAPOLIS — Winner of the 97th Indianapolis 500 and fan favorite Tony Kanaan will run the 107th Indy 500 this May, he announced on social media Wednesday.
In a video Kanaan shared plans to race once more at the Brickyard — this time with Arrow McLaren
🇧🇷Tem sido uma jornada maravilhosa, mas ainda não acabou. Espero vcs para a última em Maio.
— Tony Kanaan (@TonyKanaan) February 15, 2023
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🇺🇸 Let’s do this one last time. See you all in May.@ArrowMcLaren @IndyCar pic.twitter.com/lC1iY4GhT0
The 107th Indy 500 is 102 days away.
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