Did the Verizon IndyCar Series make the right call when it penalized Sebastien Bourdais for running over the pit exit lane, or should the race directors have been lenient due to extenuating circumstances? RACER‘s Marshall Pruett takes a look at the evidence.
Legendary Pacific Northwest racer Monte Shelton has died at age 85. His professional racing career included appearances in the US Road (…)
Ben Keating’s 24 Hours of Le Mans-winning No. 85 Ford GT has been excluded from the final results. An initial ruling by the ACO, the (…)
The No. 68 Ford Chip Ganassi Racing GT has been disqualified from its fourth-place finish at the 24 Hours of Le Mans in post-race technical (…)
Renault was able to show the gains it has made with its power unit over the winter in Canada and demonstrated it has hit its targets, (…)
Romain Grosjean admits the 2019 Haas car can be “very complicated to use” as he prepares for his home race at the French Grand Prix. Haas (…)
Ferrari has confirmed it has requested the right of review regarding Sebastian Vettel’s penalty in the Canadian Grand Prix. Vettel was (…)
The first half of the 2019 NTT IndyCar Series might look like total domination from Team Penske since Josef Newgarden, Simon Pagenaud and (…)
Christopher Bell knows a lot about long, dominant runs. The seasoned open-wheel racer has won the last three Chili Bowl Nationals in his (…)
Derek Kraus is only 17 but he has more racing experience than many drivers twice his age, and his experience paid huge dividends at (…)
Bob Tasca III powered to his first Funny Car win in nearly seven years, knocking off John Force in the final round on Sunday at the (…)
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