By Yash Kotak
IndyCar will host its 10th round of the 2025 season today (July 6) at Mid-Ohio. Reigning champion Alex Palou refuses to relent, as he starts on pole for the third time this season.The 2025 Honda Indy 200 at Mid-Ohio will see two young drivers, Nolan Siegel and Kyffin Simpson, starting the race in the Top 6, having recorded career-best qualifying results on Saturday. In a way, Simpson helped teammate Palou in the championship. He was the last driver to get into the Fast 6 in qualifying and knocked out Kyle Kirkwood, the runner-up in the standings.Honda continues to be the top dog, with Chevrolet having an outside chance at its first win. Team Penske had a triple knockout in Round 1 of qualifying, continuing its disastrous run in 2025.Will Power admitted that the 13-turn, 2.258-mile Mid-Ohio circuit will favor Honda-powered cars. Chevy’s best shot at a victory lies in the hands of Arrow McLaren, with Christian Lundgaard, the unsung star of the first half of the season, starting behind Palou in P2. 2024 winner at the circuit, Pato O’Ward, cannot be counted out even though he starts in P15.IndyCar still awaits a third race winner in 2025 to steal the limelight from Alex Palou and Kyle Kirkwood. Home hero Graham Rahal had a subpar qualifying session and will start the race in a lowly P20.With this basic understanding of the storylines, let us take a look at the full starting line-up for the 2025 Honda Indy 200 at Mid-Ohio.Full starting grid for the 2025 Honda Indy 200 at Mid-OhioAlex PalouChristian LundgaardKyffin SimpsonNolan SiegelColton HertaLouis FosterKyle KirkwoodMarcus ArmstrongScott DixonChristian RasmussenMarcus EricssonAlexander RossiConor DalyDavid MalukasPato O’WardFelix RosenqvistSantino FerrucciJosef NewgardenSting Ray RobbGraham RahalScott McLaughlinWill PowerDevlin DeFrancescoCallum IlottJacob AbelRinus VeekayRobert ShwartzmanTV Channel and live stream details for the IndyCar race at Mid-OhioThe 2025 Honda Indy 200 at Mid-Ohio was one of five races in the second half of the season that had their start times changed by FOX. Instead of the original 2 pm ET start time, the race coverage will begin at 1 pm ET.Graham Rahal’s father and three-time champion Bobby Rahal is the grand marshal for the event. The Mid-Ohio race will go green at 1:22 pm, which US viewers can watch on FOX.For non-US viewers, here’s a country-wise list of TV channels and streaming options:Canada: TSN, TSN+Australia: Stan SportUnited Kingdom: Sky Sports F1Spain: Movistar+France: Canal+Germany: Sky SportBelgium: VOO Sport WorldBrazil: ESPN, TV CulturaMiddle East: IndyCar LIVENetherlands: Ziggo SportItaly: Sky SportPortugal: Sport TVSingapore: IndyCar LIVEJapan: Gaora SportsHong Kong: IndyCar LIVEHungary: Arena 4Turkey: S SportIf you don’t find your country mentioned in this list, check out this page on the series’ official website for an exhaustive list. Fans can also stream the race on IndyCar’s official streaming website/app – indycarlive.com. The service requires a paid subscription.