Carpenter Running No. 33 Entry at IndyCar’s Oval Races

Ed Carpenter is all smiles on his new car number.
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Ed Carpenter is all smiles on his new car number.
Ed Carpenter is set to run a new number for his oval events in 2022. Image courtesy of Chris Owens / Penske Entertainment

Ed Carpenter will run a new number in an oval-only schedule for the 2022 season in the NTT IndyCar Series, his team announced via social media on Thursday.

Fittingly on his 41st birthday, the Hoosier’s 20th season in North America’s premier open-wheel championship was confirmed to pilot the No. 33 Ed Carpenter Racing Chevrolet. He is set to compete in five races, including the 106th Running of the Indianapolis 500. The other events include the upcoming XPEL 375 at Texas Motor Speedway on March 20, the doubleheader at Iowa Speedway July 23-24 and World Wide Technology Raceway on Aug. 20.

Carpenter, who has captured all three of his career victories on ovals, is also a three-time pole-sitter of the Indy 500 (2013, ’14 and ’18).

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