IndyCar
Why Felix Rosenqvist’s Indy 500 Win Is Bringing His Hometown to a Standstill
Varnamo, Sweden will hold a free public celebration on December 5 to honor Felix Rosenqvist’s 2026 Indianapolis 500 victory. Rosenqvist beat David Malukas by 0.0233…
Marcus Ericsson To Share BMW GT3 With Brother Hampus At Indianapolis 8 Hour
Marcus Ericsson will share a BMW M4 GT3 with younger brother Hampus and teammate Derek DeBoer at the Indianapolis 8 Hour on October 8 through…
Alex Palou Becomes IndyCar’s Youngest Five Time Champion in Record Time
Alex Palou wrapped up his fifth NTT IndyCar Series championship at the Milwaukee Mile, matching Sebastien Bourdais with four titles in a row, a feat…
Christian Lundgaard Turns a Confusing McLaren Exit Into Ganassi No. 9 Seat
Christian Lundgaard finished third in the 2026 IndyCar standings, Arrow McLaren’s best result of the season, and the team cut him anyway. Lundgaard says he…
Nolan Siegel Loses His Arrow McLaren Seat to Dixon and Rosenqvist
Arrow McLaren has confirmed Nolan Siegel will not return in 2027, choosing Scott Dixon and Felix Rosenqvist to chase the Indy 500 and championship wins…
Why Scott Dixon Must Wait Until New Year’s Day to Start Over at McLaren
Scott Dixon cannot begin working with Arrow McLaren until January 1, 2027, as Chip Ganassi Racing is enforcing a non-compete clause through the end of…
Felix Rosenqvist Comes Face to Face With His Own Bronze Legacy
Felix Rosenqvist traveled to sculptor Will Behrends’ North Carolina studio to see the clay model of his own face for the Borg-Warner Trophy, calling the…
Dale Coyne Blames a Communication Breakdown for Losing His Rookie of the Year
Dale Coyne says Dennis Hauger left his team for AJ Foyt Racing because of a communication gap, not because Coyne wanted him gone. Rumors that…
Santino Ferrucci Loses His Foyt Seat to the Rookie He Might Now Mentor
Santino Ferrucci is losing his full-time IndyCar seat at AJ Foyt Racing after his championship finish fell from ninth to seventeenth in two seasons. His…
Christian Lundgaard Replaces Scott Dixon in Chip Ganassi’s Prized Seat
Christian Lundgaard will replace Scott Dixon in the No. 9 Chip Ganassi Racing Honda for 2027, months after losing his Arrow McLaren seat despite his…