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Sign InHonda and Chevrolet have officially signed extensions to remain the primary engine suppliers for IndyCar, ending months of speculation regarding Honda's potential exit from the series. The agreement ensures long-term stability for the racing circuit as both manufacturers commit to the next regulatory cycle and future technical developments. Under the new terms, the companies will continue utilizing the current 2.2-liter V-6 engines until a planned transition to a new 2.4-liter formula in 2028. Additionally, both Honda and Chevrolet will receive a single-car charter for a factory racing team, effectively adding two new entries to the competitive grid. While the move strengthens brand marketing and motorsports presence, the direct financial impact on the parent companies' stock prices is expected to be relatively minor.