INDYCAR Drivers Root for World Cup Countries

Dennis Hauger, the first Norwegian in INDYCAR, quipped he would 'row back to Norway and celebrate' if he achieves his first career podium while Norway faces Brazil. Mexican driver Pato O'Ward expressed excitement about his country's performance, saying he felt 'FOMO' not being there to experience the energy. English driver Louis Foster was realistic about England's chances against Mexico, calling it 'a very toss-up game.' realschule-moosburg.de

The INDYCAR race at Mid-Ohio on Sunday leads directly into World Cup coverage on FOX, with drivers from competing nations hoping for World Cup success. Alex Palou, Spain's most successful INDYCAR driver, hoped Spain and the US would advance to meet in the quarterfinals. The next INDYCAR race in Nashville will follow the World Cup final coverage.