What Happened This Week in IndyCar Silly Season?
This week’s IndyCar news came faster than we could read it.
This week’s IndyCar news came faster than we could read it.
IndyCar’s journeyman team can set itself up for a strong campaign in 2026.
Take a look at what happened over in the U.S. open wheel ranks this year.
Much of IndyCar silly season unfolded like an avalanche, but two big names seem to have come out in one piece.
Power’s departure from Team Penske foreshadowed a chaotic series of driver moves in IndyCar.
The series had raced in Toronto in its previous visits to Ontario.
A Sunday night impromptu moment that saw the IndyCar community rally around Will Power was a reminder of what NASCAR 2025 might be missing.
Power’s time at Penske is over, but his impact on the team will live on long beyond his tenure in the No. 12 car.