IndyCar News

IndyCar hits the streets of Nashville as the championship battle rages on.

The stars of the IndyCar series have returned home to Indianapolis, for a doubleheader weekend with NASCAR.

Will Power earned his 65th and 66th career poles this morning, ahead of the first race this afternoon.

The IndyCar Series is back on U.S. soil this weekend after a successful return to Toronto.

Colton Herta became the first repeat pole sitter this season, earning the top spot in qualifying in IndyCar's return to Toronto.

Nearly 1,100 days since the last IndyCar race in Toronto, the series returns this weekend for a monumental celebration.

IndyCar champion Alex Palou has signed with McLaren for 2023 after denying Chip Ganassi Racing’s claim to have taken up their option to retain him for next season.

Arrow McLaren SP driver becomes the ninth different pole sitter this season, something that hasn't happened since 1961.

Team Penske driver continues his strong season as the most recent race winner, and defending Mid-Ohio race winner.

Rossi is back in his happy place, earning his first pole since 2019 at the same place where he got his last race win, also in 2019.

Andretti teammates Alexander Rossi and Colton Herta topped the opening practice on Friday at Road America.

After three subpar race weekends, Newgarden got back on track and put Chevrolet on pole as they aim for their 100th IndyCar victory.

Rookie sensation Kyle Kirkwood is doing double duty in Detroit this weekend with IMSA, and started it off well by being fastest in IndyCar practice.

David Malukas and Colton Herta both crashed in Turn 1 in separate incidents, with the Andretti Autosport driver getting airborne in a spectacular crash.

Chip Ganassi had four of the five fastest cars in today's two-hour practice session.

Scott Dixon earned his fifth career Indy 500 pole and is now the fastest pole sitter in the history of the Greatest Spectacle in Racing.

The majority of the 33-car field for the 106th Indianapolis 500 was set today in challenging weather conditions.

Wind gusts proved challenging for all drivers, including Jimmie Johnson who brushed the wall today at Indy.

Takuma Sato and Scott Dixon sat the top of the overall speed chart again on Thursday as some teams worked on qualifying setup.

Two-time Indy 500 winner posted the fastest lap of the day at 228.939 mph in the final minutes of practice.

Team Penske driver earned his 64th career pole on Friday at Indianapolis.

Andretti Autosport still searching for first victory on the Indianapolis Motor Speedway road course.

The Ed Carpenter Racing driver earned his second career pole during a wild Saturday at Barber.

Herta topped the speed chart on Friday, with two of his teammates also finishing inside the top four.