🇺🇸 Sting Ray Robb

Sting Ray Robb is an established professional racing in the IndyCar Series, a national single-class championship for solo open-wheel cars. He drives the No. 77 for Juncos Hollinger Racing and is graded FIA Gold, the full professional certification in endurance racing. His path to IndyCar ran through the Indy Pro 2000 Championship, where he won the 2020 title with Juncos Racing, then through Indy NXT with Andretti Autosport.[1]

His record across the open-wheel ladder shows seven wins and seventeen podiums in Indy Pro 2000, one win and eight podiums in Indy NXT, and 69 starts in IndyCar since 2023. On ovals, where he has made 28 of his IndyCar starts, he races a full program; the remaining entries are road and street course racing. In his time at the top level, Robb has finished ahead of Alex Palou, the 2021 and 2023-2026 IndyCar champion, on four occasions, and ahead of Pato O'Ward, the 2018 Indy NXT champion, seven times.[2]

Within an IndyCar field that includes elite professionals such as Kyle Kirkwood and David Malukas, competitors he typically finishes behind, Robb occupies a mid-field position. The pace gap to the front is consistent; his wins and strong finishes came in the Indy Pro 2000 field, a step below the current company he keeps.