Colton Herta Suffers Heartbreak at Long Beach
Colton Herta’s near-perfect weekend in Long Beach came to an end as the No. 26 Honda stopped in pit road, damaged from wall contact exiting turn 9.
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.
Felix Rosenqvist Qualifies a Strong Fourth at Long Beach
Felix Rosenqvist’s relationship with race engineer Craig Hampson is paying dividends with a fourth place qualifying effort at Long Beach.
Colton Herta Obliterates Long Beach Track Record In Qualifying
Colton Herta’s lap was over nine tenths of a second faster than the old track record. Let’s look at how the field came to be in the three rounds.
Friday IndyCar Happenings At Long Beach
LONG BEACH, Calif.— Simon Pagenaud’s quest for a second victory at the Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach got off to a good start as … Continue Reading
Techbench Tuesday: IndyCar at Long Beach in 2022
As Takuma Sato roars down the back straight of the Long Beach Grand Prix street circuit, the two-time Indianapolis 500 winner has just three more … Continue Reading
3-Wide Accident Eliminates Contenders at Texas
FORT WORTH, Texas— An opportunistic move ended with three cars hitting the turn 3 wall at Texas Motor Speedway during Sunday’s (March 20) XPEL 375 … Continue Reading
Jimmie Johnson Finishes 6th at Texas in IndyCar Oval Debut
FORT WORTH, Texas — There was a sense of pure amazement from race winner Josef Newgarden and congratulations from many other drivers on pit road. … Continue Reading
Jack Harvey Crashes on Saturday at Texas, Plus Other Notes
FORT WORTH, Texas — It was the best of sessions, it was the worst of sessions for Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing. As Christian Lundgaard and … Continue Reading
Techbench Tuesday: IndyCar at Texas Motor Speedway in 2022
As Graham Rahal goes 215 mph around Texas Motor Speedway, the No. 15 Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing Honda goes into turns 1 and 2 hoping … Continue Reading
Will Power Laments Lapped Traffic at St. Petersburg
Lapping cars have been the bane of Will Power’s existence over the last couple of seasons in the NTT IndyCar Series.