Open Wheel Archive: The 2005 United States Grand Prix
The breaking point of F1’s mid-2000s tire wars did nearly irreparable damage to the sport’s reputation in the United States.
The breaking point of F1’s mid-2000s tire wars did nearly irreparable damage to the sport’s reputation in the United States.
The 2003 Indianapolis 500 almost saw the race’s first ever back-to-back-to-back winner.
With the infamous IndyCar Split on the horizon, the 1995 Indianapolis 500 was both unusual and foreboding.
Dan Wheldon’s adopted home track hosted the first IndyCar race since his passing at Las Vegas in 2011.
Team Penske’s first front-row sweep at Indy yielded a strong performance for the Yellow Submarine.
The first Chinese Grand Prix is a worthy microcosm of the essence of 2000s F1.
IndyCar’s short-lived competitor to NASCAR’s All-Star Race saw a short but intriguing tenure in the series.
IndyCar’s first street circuit race proved to be a turning point in both a legendary career and the development of the series at large.