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IndyCar Series Mid-Ohio: Schedule, TV and streaming for the debut of the hybrid engine

July 5, 2024
IndyCar Series Mid-Ohio: Schedule, TV and streaming for the debut of the hybrid engine

The IndyCar Series returns to the Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course, a 13-turn, 2.258-mile permanent road course, this weekend with the Honda Indy 200. The race is 80 laps (180.64 miles) and will feature the debut of the IndyCar hybrid engine.

The hybrid assist unit, which fits into the current chassis, will generate 120 additional horsepower when used in push-to-pass mode (up from 60 horsepower under the old system). It should also allow drivers who get stuck to be able to restart the car quickly without assistance from the safety team, reducing the number of laps driven under caution.

Alex Palou comes to Mid-Ohio with full momentum. He won two weeks ago in Monterey, California, to take the lead in the series points standings. Palou also won at Mid-Ohio in 2023.

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IndyCar schedule for Mid-Ohio

All times ET; all sessions air on IndyCar Radio, IndyCar Live, SiriusXM Channel 218

Friday, July 5

14:05–14:55Indy NXT Training

15:20–16:35IndyCar Training, Peacock

Saturday, July 6

9:40-10:25 amIndy NXT Training

10:50-11:50 amIndyCar Training, Peacock

14:05–14:35Indy NXT Qualification

3:00 p.m.–4:30 p.m.IndyCar Qualifying, Peacock

Sunday, July 7

22:25–22:55IndyCar warm-up, Peacock

11:15am–12:30pm., Indy NXT Racing, Peacock

13:45–15:40IndyCar racing, NBC, Peacock

What channel is IndyCar at Mid-Ohio on?

TV: ABC

Streaming: Peacock, SiriusXM Channel 218, Fubo (free trial)

radio: IndyCar Radio Network

IndyCar schedule 2024

(Television times are ET)

Appointment time Location TV/Winner
March 10 St. Petersburg, Florida % Pato O’Ward**
March 24 Thermal, California*# Alex Palou
April 21 Long Beach, California % Scott Dixon
28.April Leeds, Alabama.# Scott McLaughlin
May 11 Indianapolis# Alex Palou
May 26 Indianapolis@ Joseph Newgarden
2th of June Detroit% Scott Dixon
9 June Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin# Willpower
23rd June Monterey, California.# Alex Palou
July 7, 1:30 p.m. Lexington, Ohio# NBC
July 13, 8 p.m. Newton, Iowa@ NBC
July 14, noon Newton, Iowa@ NBC
July 21, 1 p.m. % of Toronto peacock
17 August, 6 p.m. Gateway, Illinois@ USA
25 August, 3 p.m. Portland# USA
31 August, 6 p.m. Milwaukee@ peacock
Sept. 1, 2:30 p.m. Milwaukee@ USA
15 Sept., 3pm Nashville@ NBC
*-Race does not count towards the season points championship; %-City street course; #-Street course; @-Oval; **-Josef Newgarden is disqualified on April 24 and second place O’Ward becomes the race winner

IndyCar Series points standings

(Until June 23)

  1. Alex Palou, 285
  2. Willpower, 262
  3. Scott Dixon, 253
  4. Colton Herta, 217
  5. Kyle Kirkwood, 210
  6. Pato O’Ward, 208
  7. Alexander Rossi, 198
  8. Scott McLaughlin, 188
  9. Joseph Newgarden, 181
  10. Felix Rosenqvist, 176
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