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ESPN.com · Dec 14, 2021

James Hinchcliffe steps away from full-time IndyCar racing

James Hinchcliffe, one of IndyCar's most popular drivers, said Tuesday that he is stepping away from full-time racing in the series.

The 35-year-old Canadian said he is not retiring and will explore other types of racing. Andretti Autosport did not renew his contract for next year.

"With a decade-plus of incredible memories in the bank, I am happy to announce I am stepping away from full-time IndyCar competition," Hinchcliffe posted on social media. "This was not a decision taken lightly and it was one made with the full support of my family and closest supporters. There were many factors, both personal and professional, that led me to this decision but it truly felt like the time was right."

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