Arrow McLaren’s Nolan Siegel is preparing to work with Kyle Moyer, who will serve as his strategist starting at the Honda Indy 200 at Mid-Ohio. This new collaboration follows Moyer’s previous role as a strategist for Team Penske, bringing fresh expertise to Siegel’s team.
Before joining Siegel’s squad, Moyer played a key role as Scott McLaughlin’s strategist for the North Carolina-based Team Penske. Speaking on this upcoming partnership, Siegel shared his anticipation shortly after the XPEL Grand Prix at Road America:
“I’ve never met Kyle, but, I’ll meet him this week, try and spend a lot of time with him, get to know him, and I’ve heard nothing but good things. Obviously, I’ve heard of him, known of him, and I’m very very excited to get to work with him. That’s a huge pleasure and learning opportunity for me,” Siegel said via IndyCar on FOX (0:44 onwards).
Kyle Moyer brings more than three decades of experience within motorsports to the table. Notably, in 2019, he served as General Manager for Team Penske’s Chevrolet-backed NTT IndyCar program, highlighting his leadership credentials. With such a seasoned strategist now at his side, Nolan Siegel has a valuable resource to help him progress on and off the track.
This partnership holds promise not only for Siegel’s personal growth but also for the Arrow McLaren team under Tony Kanaan’s leadership, potentially improving race strategies and results.
Strong Performance for Nolan Siegel in Challenging Road America Race
Prior to teaming with Moyer, Nolan Siegel showcased his driving skills with an impressive eighth-place finish in the turbulent 2025 XPEL Grand Prix at Road America on June 22. The 55-lap event was marked by several collisions as drivers struggled with the demanding course conditions.
Despite starting from 13th on the grid, Siegel capitalized on race incidents and maintained composure amid intense competition and crashes. His ability to avoid trouble and execute smart moves helped him make his way into the top ten, a feat he found both surprising and rewarding.
Reflecting on his race, Siegel said through Arrow McLaren’s official channels:
“We had a solid day today, and we had a fast car. We ended up on a funky strategy, and I thought we were going to finish 25th the whole time but ended up on the last stint passing a bunch of cars. The stand was telling me I was 10th, ninth and then eighth and I was like, ‘alright, don’t know where that came from.’ It was nice to find ourselves in that position and have things go our way a bit.”
This result boosts Siegel’s confidence as he anticipates further improvement, especially with the strategic support now coming from Moyer.
Looking Ahead: Expectations for the Honda Indy 200 at Mid-Ohio
The Honda Indy 200 at Mid-Ohio, the next race on the calendar, offers Nolan Siegel a key opportunity to build on his recent momentum. With Kyle Moyer onboard as strategist, Siegel aims to deliver another strong performance that could elevate both his standing and Arrow McLaren’s competitiveness.
This coming collaboration symbolizes a significant step in Siegel’s career development, combining youthful driving talent with seasoned strategic insight. How this partnership evolves will be closely watched by fans and competitors alike as the season progresses.
