Conor Daly is an accomplished American professional racing driver, currently competing in the IndyCar Series for Juncos Hollinger Racing. His career began at the young age of 10 with karting, where he quickly made a name for himself by winning the World Karting Association Grand Nationals in 2006. Transitioning to car racing in 2007, Daly showcased his talent by winning the Skip Barber National Championship in 2008, finishing first with an impressive five wins in just 14 races.

Daly’s rise through the ranks continued as he competed in the Star Mazda Championship, where he finished third in points in 2009 and clinched the series championship in 2010 with a record of nine poles and seven wins. His success in Indy Lights began in 2011, where he secured a victory at the Grand Prix of Long Beach. He also made significant strides in GP3, achieving his first win in 2012 and finishing third in the championship in 2013.

In the IndyCar Series, Daly has demonstrated his versatility by substituting for injured drivers and consistently delivering strong performances. Notably, he achieved his first career IndyCar podium in 2016 and has been a key player in various teams, including Andretti Autosport and Ed Carpenter Racing. His ability to lead laps and compete at a high level was evident during the 2021 Indianapolis 500, where he led the most laps before finishing 13th.

Daly’s career has also expanded into NASCAR, where he made his debut in the Xfinity Series and has participated in the Truck Series. His unique journey, marked by resilience and adaptability, has solidified his reputation as a talented driver in both IndyCar and NASCAR, making him a prominent figure in the motorsport community.