“And try to block as much as possible the noise around us. “I’m trying to keep them as focused as possible on the work we have now, which is try to perform on track,” he said. He worked on the driving simulator Wednesday to prepare for Saturday’s race on the Indianapolis Motor Speedway road course, and he still believes he can defend his title in part because communication remains “normal” with his crew. Palou still hasn’t talked to team owner Chip Ganassi in nearly three weeks, and he has yet to talk to any Chip Ganassi Racing executives since the lawsuit became public Wednesday morning after being filed Tuesday afternoon in an Indiana commerical court.īut Palou still maintains it’s business as usual for his No.
Hours after Ganassi announced it was exercising an option on Palou’s contract for next season, McLaren Racing announced that Palou had signed to join its organization without specifying which racing series (the team fields cars in Formula One, Ind圜ar, Formula E and Extreme). I was ready for it.”Īside from legal proceedings that seem virtually unprecedented in auto racing history, Palou said little has changed since the contract dispute that has left him being claimed by two teams for 2023. “Everybody knows that there’s a conflict, and that’s the way you resolve conflicts as grown people, so yeah. “I was ready for it obviously,” Palou told NBC Sports in a Thursday interview at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. INDIANAPOLIS – Alex Palou learned Tuesday night that he was being sued by Chip Ganassi Racing, but the defending NTT Ind圜ar Series champion wasn’t surprised by the lawsuit.
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