Nolan Siegel

Siegel began his single-seater career with a partial Formula 4 United States Championship campaign in 2019, joining Jay Howard Driver Development for the final round at Circuit of the Americas where he finished in the top-ten in both races. That same year, he made his step up to the USF2000 Championship with Newman Wachs Racing, completing his first full season and finishing fifteenth in the standings.

After a brief return to Formula 4 for the opening rounds of 2020 with Jay Howard Driver Development, Siegel refocused on USF2000 where he switched to the same team and showed significant improvement. He secured two podium finishes at Mid-Ohio and climbed to 13th in the championship standings.

The 2021 USF2000 season marked Siegel's breakthrough year with DEForce Racing. He claimed his first victory in the third race at New Jersey Motorsports Park and finished a strong eighth in the final championship standings, establishing himself as a rising talent in American open-wheel racing.

Siegel's career reached new heights in 2024 when he achieved one of motorsport's most prestigious victories at his first attempt. Driving for United Autosports, he won the 24 Hours of Le Mans in the LMP2 class, demonstrating his versatility beyond single-seater racing.

Currently competing in the IndyCar Series, Siegel drives the No. 6 Chevrolet for Arrow McLaren, representing the next generation of American open-wheel talent in the sport's premier North American championship.