The DW-12, named after IndyCar champion Dan Wheldon, introduced enhanced safety, innovation, and versatility. Its design allows it to endure high-speed impacts and adapt to various tracks, serving as the foundation of modern IndyCar racing.
The DW12 has been the backbone of IndyCar since 2012, balancing cost containment with elite performance. Its adaptable platform has allowed teams to compete on everything from high-banked ovals to tight city streets. It’s a modern icon in open-wheel motorsport.
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