Pato O’Ward made history at The Milwaukee Mile by sweeping both races of the doubleheader, becoming the first IndyCar driver since Rick Mears in 1981 to win twice in one day. Driving the #5 Arrow McLaren Chevrolet, the 27-year-old Mexican driver secured his place as just the seventh in IndyCar history to achieve the feat.
The victory at the historic oval marks a dramatic turn for O’Ward, who had been labeled a "lost puppy" earlier in his career. His performance at Milwaukee solidifies his standing among the sport’s elite, joining a select group of drivers who have accomplished this rare milestone.
This win adds to O’Ward’s growing list of achievements and underscores Arrow McLaren’s competitive edge in the series.
