Marcus Ericsson had finished second to winner Alex Palou in Sunday's Indianapolis 500 before his Andretti Global car failed post-race inspection.

As they crossed the yard of bricks at the start-finish line with 13 laps to go in the 109th running of the Indianapolis 500 on Sunday, Marcus Ericsson held the lead in the No. 28 car for Andretti Global.

IndyCar announced penalties for three drivers and their teams Monday following post-race inspections at Sunday's Indianapolis 500, which included runner-up Marcus Ericsson dropping to 31st place. Ericsson's Andretti Global teammate Kyle Kirkwood,