Adversity has been a frequent co-pilot during Will Power’s first season with Andretti Global, but the two-time IndyCar Series champion basked in normalcy on Friday.

Performance Racing Industry (PRI) has named Doug Bresnahan as Managing Director, bringing nearly two decades of commercial leadership from professional motorsports to one of the industry's most essential organizations.The managing director will oversee PRI's daily operations, including the annual PRI Show and profit-and-loss accountability, as the organization builds on a...

With Andretti Global’s decision to park its fourth entry, the IndyCar Series continues to sit one car short of filling its minimum number of starting positions. To date, 31 cars have been confirmed.

The decision comes as a result of Colton Herta being newly unavailable due to the rescheduling of two Formula 2 races to May, including the Canadian Grand Prix, which holds an F2 event on the same day as the Indianapolis 500.

Four races in the books in the 2026 NTT IndyCar Series, and four-time and reigning champ Alex Palou…isn’t leading the points! RACER Weekly checks in with the guy who is, Kyle Kirkwood, to get his take on the season so far.

Bob Power, father of 2018 Indianapolis 500 winner and two-time IndyCar Series champion Will Power, was the victim of an attempted carjacking and briefly held at gunpoint in the family’s home town of Toowoomba, Australia.Power was uninjured and the perpetrator, who was being tracked by local police by helicopter after...

Has Arrow McLaren taken a small step back this year, or have its closest rivals taken larger steps forward?“This is the thing that is always so hard to tell,” team principal Tony Kanaan told RACER. “You start looking at everything, so you go to circumstances, different year, different day, and...

In RACER No. 339, The Technology Issue we explain how F1’s new formula produced the racing we saw in the opening grands prix, and why some teams have nailed it and others are at their wits’ end trying to figure it out.

Will Power’s debut for Andretti Global has been less than kind. A pair of crashes to open the season at St. Petersburg, a crash in qualifying and a clash that resulted in a cut tire while leading at Phoenix, a surprise incident with Scott Dixon at Arlington, and a brake...

Will Power will start at the back of the field for the second time this season after suffering a crash during qualifying for the Children’s of Alabama Indy Grand Prix when the Australian’s car failed to slow on the high-speed approach to the Turn 5 hairpin.