Pietro Fittipaldi isn’t sure if he’ll be back for another year of NTT IndyCar Series competition with Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing, but that hasn’t stopped him from searching for other opportunities in the IndyCar paddock to continue his career. And the 28-year-old isn’t the only Fittipaldi with IndyCar ambitions.

Younger brother Enzo, a three-year veteran of the FIA Formula 2 development series, is also hoping to find a home in IndyCar and continue the bloodline that started back in 1984 with their grandfather Emerson Fittipaldi.

With 23-year-old Enzo’s upcoming test with Arrow McLaren, albeit with a team where no vacancies exist, efforts are afoot to gain more IndyCar mileage and hunt for a new home that, in a perfect world, would include Pietro under the same tent.

“I’ve definitely been working on it with Rahal, which have their situation with (losing primary sponsor) Hy-Vee and then as well (trying to hold onto) 5 Hour Energy, which they’re still working on, means we’re waiting on that to see what’s going to happen for next year,” Fittipaldi told RACER.