The lone IndyCar double header weekend finally arrived, not in Detroit, but rather at Iowa this year. Afterward, Gateway is the lone oval left on the schedule, so this wasn’t the worst time to get going for some of the more oval-oriented drivers.
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.
It is officially now ‘The Month of May’, the biggest stretch on the IndyCar Schedule. Kicking things off is the annual trip to Barber Motorsports Park in Alabama, deep in NASCAR country.
What is arguably the second biggest race of the year in IndyCar returned to its rightful April spot this weekend. That of course is the Grand Prix of Long Beach, one of the best street course circuits anywhere in the world.
IndyCar resumed after nearly a month off earlier today at Texas. An event that may be the last the track hosts for IndyCar for some time as well.
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.
The penultimate round of the 2021 IndyCar season ran on Sunday afternoon at Weather Tech Raceway Laguna Seca. A week ago in Portland, Alex Palou of Chip Ganassi Racing was able to retake the points lead after a string of poor outings.
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.
The lone IndyCar double header weekend finally arrived, not in Detroit, but rather at Iowa this year. Afterward, Gateway is the lone oval left on the schedule, so this wasn’t the worst time to get going for some of the more oval-oriented drivers.
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.
It is officially now ‘The Month of May’, the biggest stretch on the IndyCar Schedule. Kicking things off is the annual trip to Barber Motorsports Park in Alabama, deep in NASCAR country.
What is arguably the second biggest race of the year in IndyCar returned to its rightful April spot this weekend. That of course is the Grand Prix of Long Beach, one of the best street course circuits anywhere in the world.
IndyCar resumed after nearly a month off earlier today at Texas. An event that may be the last the track hosts for IndyCar for some time as well.
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.
The penultimate round of the 2021 IndyCar season ran on Sunday afternoon at Weather Tech Raceway Laguna Seca. A week ago in Portland, Alex Palou of Chip Ganassi Racing was able to retake the points lead after a string of poor outings.
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.
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