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It’s The Week In IndyCar Listener Q&A show using listener-driven comments and questions covering a variety of topics submitted by fans via Twitter, Facebook, and Reddit.
Another avalanche of questions came in following after Round 2 at St. Petersburg, so it’s one long episode this week to cover Colton Herta’s growth, the pair of crashes between Andretti and RLL drivers, and all manner of items from a race with a surprising amount of drama to unpack.
Two rounds into the 2023 IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship, let’s address the elephant in the room: Balance of Performance (…)
Last fall, NASCAR Cup Series drivers had their first drivers-only meeting with series officials after weeks of publicly complaining that (…)
It’s a fact of life that when one team dominates in Formula 1, top drivers on the receiving end of seemingly endless defeats get (…)
The Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation, better known as NTT, and its subsidiary NTT Data, have signed an extension of its primary (…)
Max Verstappen says Red Bull needs to ensure it gives both of its drivers the chance to fight for the championship without reliability (…)
Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur believes Red Bull can be caught this season due to the development race but that finding consistency (…)
Although he ran all the laps in his NASCAR Cup Series debut, Jordan Taylor was looking for something more from Circuit of the Americas. (…)
Jenson Button was completely worn out after Sunday’s NASCAR Cup Series race but went the distance to earn a top-20 finish in his (…)
Top Fuel’s Justin Ashley closed out the final NHRA Arizona Nationals at Wild Horse Motorsports Park with a victory in a front of a sellout (…)
William Byron had about as good a day a driver can without claiming the win as he started from the pole, led laps, won a stage, and (…)
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