Indy NXT champion Foster signs multi-year deal with Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing
The Briton is set to make his IndyCar debut with the team in 2025
Foster, who dominated the Indy NXT series, is now set to bring his impressive skills to the IndyCar grid. His partnership with RLL will allow him to compete at the highest level of American open-wheel racing, and he is expected to learn quickly from the team’s extensive experience.
RLL, co-owned by former racing legend Bobby Rahal, TV icon David Letterman, and businessman Mike Lanigan, is known for nurturing young talents and building championship-caliber teams. With this new signing, they are betting on Foster’s potential to make an immediate impact in the competitive IndyCar series.
For Foster, this contract is a dream come true, opening the door to compete alongside some of the biggest names in motorsport. Fans and experts alike are eager to see how this young champion will fare on the IndyCar stage.
Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing (RLL) has announced the signing of Louis Foster as part of a multi-year deal beginning with the 2025 season in the IndyCar Series.
The 21-year-old Briton is fresh off capturing the 2024 Indy NXT championship with Andretti Global, winning eight of 14 races while also snatching a total of seven poles, 12 podiums and leading 362 of 640 total laps.
Details of his entry number and sponsorship are planned to be announced at a later date.
Foster was filled with gratitude in joining the team owned by the combination of Bobby Rahal, David Letterman and Mike Lanigan.
“I am really looking forward to working with the team,” Foster said.
“Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing have Indy 500 victories, obviously Bobby has won an Indy 500 and there is a great wealth of knowledge with the team. I want to thank Bobby, David and Mike for their faith in my abilities and I want to thank all my sponsors who have helped me achieve my dream of driving in IndyCar, in particular Copart.
“I can’t wait to start my IndyCar career with the team and hopefully we can have a long and successful career together. I’m hoping that coming off the experience gained from winning the Indy NXT championship, that will leave me in a good stance to get the ball rolling. This is where the hard work starts. We will start the preparations and make sure we get hit the ground running in St. Pete.”
“He obviously dominated Indy NXT in 2024 and we feel he has a big future ahead of him and are happy to support the ladder system IndyCar has created. We look at this as a long-term relationship that will go beyond the existing terms and are very excited to get started on preparations for the 2025 season and his series debut.”
Lanigan had especially high praise for Foster, comparing him to the late Justin Wilson.
“We are very excited to have Louis Foster drive for us over the next few years,” Lanigan said. “I look forward to watching him grow into a future IndyCar star. He reminds me of another driver — the late, great Justin Wilson.”
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