INDYCAR Preview: Shell and Pennzoil Grand Prix of Houston
After a rather lackluster race at Texas Motor Speedway three weeks ago, the Verizon IndyCar Series is back in full force this weekend a little …
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Potts’s Shots: Thoughts on Innovation in Racing
I do a lot of surfing on the web, and as you might expect, most of it involves discussions about motorsports on Facebook, etc. Those …
Open Wheel Wednesday: Crickets, Ed Carpenter and Double Headers
Welcome to the IndyCar Round Table! Several times throughout the season, your favorite writers will get together to discuss the latest IndyCar news, rumors and …
Marketing Magic: How A Track CMO Delivers Value To NASCAR Fans And Sponsors
In January 2014, a management restructure at the Pocono Raceway resulted in Ben May ascending to Chief Marketing Officer. While the position is new for …
IndyCar, Quiet But Still There
There’s little in the way of news for IndyCar this week. Heck, there’s been little in the way of news for a few weeks now. …
The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly Of The Verizon IndyCar Series
After an exhausting stretch that saw the Verizon IndyCar Series run four races in three weeks in three different states, and on three different kinds …
Happiness Is… Isle of Man Time Trials, Pocono(?) and Maple Syrup
The season is over; everyone can start testing for next year. Now that Jimmie Johnson has won the last two races, there’s a prevailing feeling …
IndyCar Preview: Firestone 600
The easiest way to explain what the Verizon IndyCar Series is looking at this weekend is that it’s their version of the Talladega debate. The …
Couch Potato Tuesday: Deadspin Moments Derail ESPN Racing Coverage
This past weekend was basically holiday season for race fans — and not just because of the Memorial Day weekend. The Sprint Cup and Nationwide …
Open Wheel Wednesday: Good Ratings, Good Crowd For GP Now To The 500!
Welcome to the IndyCar Round Table! Several times throughout the season, your favorite writers will get together to discuss the latest IndyCar news, rumors and …