Grosjean likely to end single-seater career after IndyCar season

Romain Grosjean says he is probably finished with single-seater racing after finishing 19th in the IndyCar standings this year. The 40-year-old, who raced in Formula 1 from 2009 to 2020, completed his fifth season in the series with Coyne and told Racer that "this is probably the end for me with single-seaters".

Grosjean scored three podiums in his first IndyCar season with Coyne, which led to a seat at Andretti for 2022. After a year at Juncos Hollinger he lost his drive for 2025, before returning to Coyne this year. He reached the final round of qualifying in St Petersburg early in the season, but only one podium followed. He described the year as "tough", highlighting his Indy 500 lead and a podium at Markham, while saying he had had enough of struggling without the tools to compete.

Grosjean was originally due to race his final grand prix at Abu Dhabi in 2020, but burns from his Bahrain crash forced him out early.