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2026 Parkside INDYCAR Pronto: Weekly Cards, Print Runs and Season Checklist

Seventeen weekly groups turn the season into a running card chronicle, with published runs for each release.

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Parkside 2026 INDYCAR Pronto previews of Alex Palou and Scott McLaughlin

2026 Parkside INDYCAR Pronto follows the season a race weekend at a time. Pole awards, podiums, debuts and career milestones become small weekly card groups, giving the set a narrative that a preseason driver checklist cannot provide.

Parkside’s season page lists 17 weekly groups covering cards 1–117. The program began with eight St. Petersburg cards and expanded well beyond the usual five-card group for Indianapolis and the late-season doubleheader.

How the weekly release worked

The 2026 program scheduled cards for the Thursday after a race weekend, with individual race groups available for seven days. The weekly selection starts at five cards and expands when the subject matter calls for it. Random parallels are Silver /10, Red /5 and Gold 1/1.

Week One brings together Scott McLaughlin’s NTT P1 Award, an Alex Palou winner card, a Palou–McLaughlin–Christian Lundgaard podium card, and debut cards for Caio Collet, Dennis Hauger and Mick Schumacher. Those debuts add new-driver stories alongside the result cards.

Weekly card ranges and print runs

Parkside publishes the following runs for the weekly groups. These are the manufacturer’s group print-run figures; the numbered parallel runs are listed separately above.

WeekCard numbersPublished print run
One1–8243
Two9–14225
Three15–20251
Four21–26216
Five27–31227
Six32–36259
Seven37–50485
Eight51–55229
Nine56–61246
Ten62–66250
Eleven67–73259
Twelve74–79240
Thirteen80–86240
Fourteen87–91253
Fifteen92–97370
Sixteen98–109315
Seventeen110–117270

Indianapolis gets an expanded chapter

Week Seven spans 14 cards, Nos. 37–50. Its subjects include the Indianapolis 500 starting field, winner’s jackets, a Felix Rosenqvist winner card, a Hélio Castroneves mileage-record card and a Scott Dixon lap-leader card. No. 49 features Justin Vining’s sketch of the finish line, a particularly fitting way to bring an artist’s view into a race-by-race series.

The late-season groups also leave room for the championship story: No. 109 is titled Palou Clinches Championship, and No. 117 Palou Honored As Champ. Josef Newgarden’s 250th career start and Dennis Hauger’s Rookie of the Year card appear in that final group.

Pronto’s appeal is the way those smaller stories accumulate. A driver can appear as a pole winner, a podium finisher, a milestone subject and part of a shared race scene. The published card ranges and weekly runs make the full season page a useful companion for following that progression or identifying a missing race group.

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