Conor Daly will return to the Indianapolis 500 in May after being signed into Andrett�🌸�i Autosport's fifth car.

Daly, 27, has ꦜmade five previous appearances at the Indy 500, recording a best finish of 21st last year with Da𒀰le Coyne Racing.

Daly will link up with Andretti's full-season racers - Alexander Rossi, Ryan Hunter-Reay, Zach Veach and Marco Andretti - for th🐽💫is year's Indy 500, completing the team's line-up.

As in 2018, Daly will race with backing from t☂he U.S. Air Force on his car in the Indy𒉰 500. The U.S. Air Force also becomes a full-season associate partner for Andretti.

"I couldn’t be prouder to repr෴esent the Air Force for a second consecutive year at the Indianapolis 500,” said Daly. “I would not be here without the effort from everyone at Andretti Autosport to make sure this program is structured for success. It means a 🍎lot to see the commitment that Air Force has shown in me, and the chance to have a shot at winning the biggest race in the world.

"To be teamed with some of my best friends at undoubtedly one of the best teams on the grid is going to be a lot of fun! I’ve never had the chance♔ to be on a team with multiple 500 winners so I am beyond excited to learn from them and ready𒊎 to get to work."

"We’re really happy to welcome the Air Force to the Andretti family for the Ind♍y 500 with Conor, and full season across all our cars,” said Michael An☂dretti, CEO of Andretti Autosport.

“Having five American drivers represent the team at America’s biggest race is very spec꧙ial and we’re proud to have the opportunity to pay tribute to the brave men and women of the U.S. Air Force."

The 103rd Indianapolis 500 takes place on May 26, wi𝓀th the new NTT IndyCar Series season set to begin on March 10 with the Grand Prix of St. Petersburg.