The 34-year-old Ohio native is coming off a rollercoaster campaign in 2023, which included failing to qualify for the Indianapolis 500 before subbing for an injured Stefan Wilson at Dreyer & Reinbold Racing in a one-off appearance in the race.
A resurgence in form included Rahal claiming two of the final four poles on the year, which featured a total of three front row starts and a runner-up result at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway road course during the Brickyard weekend after leading a race-high 36 laps. Rahal, driver of the team’s #15 Honda, finished 15th in points with five top 10s.
“I’m extremely excited to get a new multi-year agreement in place and hopefully continue to build and improve the team,” Rahal said.
“At the end of the season, we saw some glimpses of what we can and should be. Obviously, there is a lot of work still to be done to ensure that we continue to grow and get ourselves in a place for continuous success but I’m excited about the signs that I saw.
“I’m also excited to continue working with the tremendous partners that we have. It was important to me to continue to represent them and hopefully do a great job for them as we go forward. I’m glad that we were able to come together with Mike, my dad, David (Letterman) and everyone at the organisation to continue together.”
Source: Autosport