IndyCar
David Malukas Races Nashville Hours After a Crash Tore Off His Steering Wheel
David Malukas felt his No. 12 Chevrolet snap loose in Turn 2 at Nashville Superspeedway, watched the wall arrive faster than he could correct for,…
Josef Newgarden Defends His Nashville Throne on the Track He Calls Home
Johnny Cash’s old house sits a couple of miles from where Josef Newgarden grew up in Hendersonville, Tennessee, close enough that a kid could ride…
Why Marcus Ericsson Cannot Take His Andretti Seat for Granted in 2026
Marcus Ericsson has an Indianapolis 500 trophy on his shelf, four IndyCar wins to his name and a new boss who will not promise him…
Alex Palou Calls His White House Visit With Trump ‘Like Being in a Movie’
Alex Palou stood in the Oval Office on Tuesday holding a racing helmet in both hands, looking for a place to set it down that…
Why Felix Rosenqvist Is Returning to the Team That Once Let Him Go
Three years ago, Felix Rosenqvist was the odd man out at Arrow McLaren, a driver who never quite matched teammate Pato O’Ward and nearly lost…
Christian Lundgaard Refuses to Blame Anyone for Losing His Arrow McLaren Seat
Christian Lundgaard found out he was losing his seat the same week he helped Arrow McLaren sweep the front row at Mid-Ohio. That’s the strange…
Ryan Hunter-Reay Gets One More Shot at the Speedway He Cannot Quit
Ryan Hunter-Reay is 45 years old, working a desk job at Arrow McLaren as sporting director, and he still cannot walk away from the one…
Marcus Armstrong Turns Road America Heartbreak Into a New Meyer Shank Deal
The Engine That Died at Turn 6 Marcus Armstrong had the win. Not a share of it, not a chance at it, the actual thing,…
Rinus VeeKay Has a Pretty Good Idea Where He Will Race Next Year
Rinus VeeKay watched two dominoes fall in the space of 24 hours this week. Scott Dixon left the only IndyCar team he had ever known….
Why Ganassi’s Search to Replace Scott Dixon Keeps Circling Back to Lundgaard
Christian Lundgaard did not get angry when Arrow McLaren told him his services would no longer be needed. He got specific. “At the end of…