World Wide Technology Raceway hosted the final IndyCar race of the year under the lights. With the Gateway Arch as a backdrop piece, the track originally named after the structure is one of America’s hidden gem circuits for years now.
The IndyCar series had their third and final event of the year at the iconic yard of bricks on Saturday afternoon. Let’s take a look at the excitement of the day.
After a break lasting over a month, the IndyCar series made its triumphant return. Doing so with its most anticipated race of the year, save for the Indianapolis 500, on the streets of Nashville, Tennessee.
Currently, the IndyCar Series is in the middle of a month-long hiatus, before they hit the streets of Nashville. However, with that in mind, a number of drivers on Tuesday were at Weather-Tech Raceway at Laguna Seca. This was a test session before the race there later this year. Josef Newgarden was fastest in this session at the track set to host the penultimate round of the season.
After four straight races of soul-crushing defeats, Team Penske finally got their first IndyCar win of 2021. More importantly, it comes for their top driver in points, Josef Newgarden.
After his teammate Felix Rosenqvist’s brutal accident on Saturday, Patricio O’Ward would dedicate his win on Sunday in his honor. The second-year Mexican driver now has his second win of the season after winning the season opener in Texas.
Patricio O’Ward would pace the IndyCar field to green on Belle Isle. However, it would be Marcus Ericcson to take home the spoils of victory for the first of two races this weekend in dramatic fashion.
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.
Today, nine drivers will compete for the pole position for this year’s edition of The Indianapolis 500. After day one of qualifying yesterday, however, positions ten through thirty were locked in.
The start of Indianapolis 500 qualifying is now just days away. IndyCar’s brightest are well into their prep for this year’s edition of the Greatest Spectacle in Racing. Oddsmakers have already made their feelings known, with race odds already available for some time now.
World Wide Technology Raceway hosted the final IndyCar race of the year under the lights. With the Gateway Arch as a backdrop piece, the track originally named after the structure is one of America’s hidden gem circuits for years now.
The IndyCar series had their third and final event of the year at the iconic yard of bricks on Saturday afternoon. Let’s take a look at the excitement of the day.
After a break lasting over a month, the IndyCar series made its triumphant return. Doing so with its most anticipated race of the year, save for the Indianapolis 500, on the streets of Nashville, Tennessee.
Currently, the IndyCar Series is in the middle of a month-long hiatus, before they hit the streets of Nashville. However, with that in mind, a number of drivers on Tuesday were at Weather-Tech Raceway at Laguna Seca. This was a test session before the race there later this year. Josef Newgarden was fastest in this session at the track set to host the penultimate round of the season.
After four straight races of soul-crushing defeats, Team Penske finally got their first IndyCar win of 2021. More importantly, it comes for their top driver in points, Josef Newgarden.
After his teammate Felix Rosenqvist’s brutal accident on Saturday, Patricio O’Ward would dedicate his win on Sunday in his honor. The second-year Mexican driver now has his second win of the season after winning the season opener in Texas.
Patricio O’Ward would pace the IndyCar field to green on Belle Isle. However, it would be Marcus Ericcson to take home the spoils of victory for the first of two races this weekend in dramatic fashion.
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.
Today, nine drivers will compete for the pole position for this year’s edition of The Indianapolis 500. After day one of qualifying yesterday, however, positions ten through thirty were locked in.
The start of Indianapolis 500 qualifying is now just days away. IndyCar’s brightest are well into their prep for this year’s edition of the Greatest Spectacle in Racing. Oddsmakers have already made their feelings known, with race odds already available for some time now.
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