After one of the most interesting lead-up weeks in IndyCar history, a race broke out in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. This marked the first trip north of the border since 2019.
Minor rumblings of current IndyCar Champion Alex Palou potentially hitting the open market came about earlier this year.
On the legs of a fantastic British Grand Prix, the 2.25-mile Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course served as the second leg of a big third of July motorsports day.
Before a multi-week break, IndyCar made their annual stop at one of America’s premier road courses, Road America. The four-mile road course has played a role in U.S. open-wheel racing dating back to the early 80s and consistently provides good racing.
Off the heels of another fantastic Indianapolis 500, IndyCar made the usual post 500 stop at Belle Isle, just outside of Detroit. Marcus Ericsson with his monster win took home a record-winning purse of over three million dollars.
The best stretch of the year on the Motorsports Callender has officially hit. IndyCar is now set up at Indianapolis Motor Speedway for the rest of this month ahead of the Indianapolis 500.
Former Indianapolis 500 winner Alexander Rossi is this IndyCar season’s top pending free agent. The current Andretti Autosport has currently in the middle of a Dale Earnhardt Jr. 2008-2012-esque dry spell, but the talent has always been undeniable.
This year’s IndyCar season kicked off with the return to St. Petersburg, which returned to the season-opening race for the first time since 2019.
After NASCAR kicked off their 2022 season last weekend in Daytona, IndyCar is about to do the same this weekend on the other side of Florida in St. Petersburg. Chip Ganassi Racing’s Alex Palou is set for his first title defense after outrunning Pato O’Ward a season ago.
In what was an Indianapolis 500 for the ages, Helio Castroneves (at the ripe age of 46) has once again made history. The Brazilian icon won his record-tying fourth Indy 500 and becomes the fourth-oldest driver in history to win the race.
The 2021 Indianapolis 500 is now just one day away. Defending IndyCar Series champion Scott Dixon has been the favorite to win this year’s event since the first set of odds dropped.
After one of the most interesting lead-up weeks in IndyCar history, a race broke out in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. This marked the first trip north of the border since 2019.
Minor rumblings of current IndyCar Champion Alex Palou potentially hitting the open market came about earlier this year.
On the legs of a fantastic British Grand Prix, the 2.25-mile Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course served as the second leg of a big third of July motorsports day.
Before a multi-week break, IndyCar made their annual stop at one of America’s premier road courses, Road America. The four-mile road course has played a role in U.S. open-wheel racing dating back to the early 80s and consistently provides good racing.
Off the heels of another fantastic Indianapolis 500, IndyCar made the usual post 500 stop at Belle Isle, just outside of Detroit. Marcus Ericsson with his monster win took home a record-winning purse of over three million dollars.
The best stretch of the year on the Motorsports Callender has officially hit. IndyCar is now set up at Indianapolis Motor Speedway for the rest of this month ahead of the Indianapolis 500.
Former Indianapolis 500 winner Alexander Rossi is this IndyCar season’s top pending free agent. The current Andretti Autosport has currently in the middle of a Dale Earnhardt Jr. 2008-2012-esque dry spell, but the talent has always been undeniable.
This year’s IndyCar season kicked off with the return to St. Petersburg, which returned to the season-opening race for the first time since 2019.
After NASCAR kicked off their 2022 season last weekend in Daytona, IndyCar is about to do the same this weekend on the other side of Florida in St. Petersburg. Chip Ganassi Racing’s Alex Palou is set for his first title defense after outrunning Pato O’Ward a season ago.
In what was an Indianapolis 500 for the ages, Helio Castroneves (at the ripe age of 46) has once again made history. The Brazilian icon won his record-tying fourth Indy 500 and becomes the fourth-oldest driver in history to win the race.
The 2021 Indianapolis 500 is now just one day away. Defending IndyCar Series champion Scott Dixon has been the favorite to win this year’s event since the first set of odds dropped.
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