Colton Herta knew he was taking a career-defining risk. Not only was he giving up a winning seat in IndyCar, but he was starting again in Formula 2, a series known for chewing up and spitting out talented drivers
With the Hungarian Grand Prix set as the final race before the Formula 1 summer break, the series will be going into recess with a … Continue Reading
The Month of May begins with the Sonsio Grand Prix on the IMS road course.
This week’s IndyCar news came faster than we could read it.
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.
He joins Sergio Perez and Valtteri Bottas, the team’s in-race drivers.
The NTT IndyCar Series hits the track one more time in 2025 at Nashville Superspeedway.
Palou denied David Malukas his first career pole position with a blistering two-lap run.
Herta scored his second pole of 2025 and the 17th of his IndyCar career.