Foley, Gallagher Victorious in GTD Class at Indianapolis
A victory in Indianapolis sets up Turner Motorsport’s Robby Foley and Patrick Gallagher for a battle royale in Georgia.
Christopher DeHarde has covered IndyCar racing and the Road to Indy for various outlets since 2014. In addition to open wheel racing, DeHarde has also covered IMSA and various short track racing events around Indiana. Originally from New Orleans, DeHarde moved to the Indianapolis area in 2017 to further pursue a career as a motorsports writer.
Tom Blomqvist Wins Battle on the Bricks Pole
Tom Blomqvist will lead the field to green Sunday in Indianapolis.
No IMSA Plans for Meyer Shank Racing in 2027
The IMSA paddock will be missing a mainstay organization in 2027.
The Pit Straight: No Rest For IndyCar
The Italian Grand Prix was the opening discussion this week, with it’s fantastic racing. Then a deep dive into the IndyCar off-season, and who will rise to beat Alex Palou.
Upon Further Review: Sometimes It’s Okay to be Boring
IndyCar’s season finale may not have had much on-track action, or contact, but that isn’t a bad thing considering motorsports elsewhere.
Dennis Hauger Clinches Rookie of the Year After Early Accident at Laguna Seca
Dennis Hauger’s chances of winning the 2026 IndyCar Rookie of the Year Award seemed slim after a lap 1 wreck, but unlike the rest of the year, his luck held and he took the title.
We Have Yet to Appreciate Alex Palou’s Greatness
Alex Palou’s fifth title in six years places him among the elites in IndyCar history. But is he more historic than even the great ones that came before him?
Upon Further Review: Let There Be Light at Milwaukee!
There’s no other way to describe last weekend’s NTT IndyCar Series doubleheader weekend at the Milwaukee Mile without using the word “cluster.” Let’s just be … Continue Reading
Mick Schumacher ‘Drove With a Lot of Frustration’ After Contact, Finishes 12th at Milwaukee
Schumacher and Romain Grosjean talked things out after the race.
Christian Rasmussen Scores Much-Needed Top-10 Finish at Milwaukee
Rasmussen drove from 17th to eighth at Milwaukee.