Overview
- Juncos Hollinger Racing confirmed VeeKay will pilot its primary entry in 2026, with reports indicating it is expected to be the No. 76 car.
- The Dutch driver moves from Dale Coyne Racing after finishing 14th in 2025, highlighted by a runner-up in Toronto, and shifts from Honda back to Chevrolet power.
- Team principal Dave O’Neill framed the signing as central to building a sustained, higher-performing operation, citing VeeKay’s speed, consistency and experience.
- VeeKay said JHR’s strong 2025 Indianapolis 500 form influenced his decision and he aims to help the team contend on road, street and oval tracks next season.
- Contract length was not disclosed, and the announcement did not clarify the status of JHR’s second seat after 2025 drivers Conor Daly and Sting Ray Robb.