Christian Rasmussen will remain with ECR under a “multi-year” agreement that will keep the Dane in the No. 21 Chevy through at least 2028.

FOX's broadcast of last weekend's IndyCar race in Detroit scored a 10 percent audience increase over the 2025 race.

The sixth race of 2026 for the NTT IndyCar Series produced the smallest viewing audience of the season as an average of 656,000 people watched Christian Lundgaard take the No. 7 Arrow McLaren Chevy to victory lane at the Sonsio Grand Prix on FOX.

Graham Rahal's fortunes have improved so far this season compared to last year, and his RLL team has made a step forward too.

The Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach yielded its best television audience in nearly 20 years as Sunday’s race won by Alex Palou delivered an average viewer base of 1,269,000 on FOX.

Meyer Shank Racing’s Felix Rosenqvist says his slip from first to second in the Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach was “a little bit frustrating,” but he’s also proud of his and the team’s bounceback from early-season woes.

Ahead of his 100th IndyCar race start in today's Good Ranchers 250 at Phoenix, Marshall Pruett crunches the amazing numbers he's put up in the first 99.

Alex Palou drove a SOLO-liveried car to victory at Road America last season, now it's back with the team for a full season.

After announcing the formation of an Independent Officiating Board (IOB) in May, Penske Entertainment took the next nine months to devise and fund a structure that would usher in a new era of sovereign governance for the IndyCar Series. And like The Who’s song ‘Won’t Get Fooled Again,’ the picks...

January 1 will bring a significant time of transition for the Andretti Global IndyCar team.