
Dreyer & Reinbold Racing (DRR) has been a consistent name in the IndyCar paddock, but not as a full-time effort in well over a decade — since the 2012 season. Instead, the organization has focused mostly on solo efforts in the Indianapolis 500, and the occasional one-off and additional races. But the team is targeting a season-long return for the IndyCar Series 2027, when a new car is expected to be introduced.
During a recent media call, when the DRR confirmed Jack Harvey and Ryan Hunter-Reay as its Indy 500 lineup for 2025, team owner Dennis Reinbold shared the aim is to be full-time in North America’s premier open-wheel championship, saying the 2027 season will allow for a fresh start with the new cars and new engine programs coming into the sport, something they're looking forward to being a part of.