What would we learn about a driver if we sat down for an interview with the specific aim of not asking a single question about motorsports? Find out along with us in this first installment of a new series.

"Kyle Larson vs. The Double," a feature-length documentary on the Hendrick Motorsports driver attempting the Memorial Day double of competing in both the Indianapolis 500 and Coca-Cola 600 in 2024-25, will premiere May 21 on Prime Video.“This documentary really shows what goes into trying to complete ‘The Double,’ not just...

Nolan Siegel gave a fuller account of his capabilities on Sunday at the Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach.

The IndyCar Series is making use of its new single-car Firestone Fast Six qualifying process during today’s run for the pole at the Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach. It’s a unique ask of the series’ fastest drivers, who are dispatched from the end of pit lane to make their...

“The tire test days that Firestone comes up with, they put you with six sets of tires, and they tell you, ‘Hey, do five laps, and then five more laps, and then five more laps, and let us know the differences,’ and then we do the same on long runs with brand-new sets,” Palou told RACER.

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...

Lundgaard had a solid chance of earning his second career victory but lost the chance to overtake Palou for victory when his final pit stop went awry.

The Children’s of Alabama Indy GP might as well be renamed Alex Palou’s Annual Butt-Kicking Affair at Barber Motorsports Park after the Spaniard completed his second straight knockout at the gorgeous Southern road course.

Chip Ganassi Racing’s Kyffin Simpson has been retroactively penalized by the IndyCar Series for triggering the end-of-race crash that put Arrow McLaren’s Nolan Siegel and Dale Coyne Racing’s Romain Grosjean into the wall and out of the contest.

So far, the 2026 IndyCar Series championship is everything the 2025 season was not as the lead in the drivers’ standings has changed three times and each of the three different winners were dominant on their respective days.