Conor Daly was fast to open the Indianapolis 500 on Tuesday, and even faster on Wednesday when the Dreyer & Reinbold Racing ace topped the speed chart with a lap of 228.080 mph turned in the No. 23 Chevy.“We weren’t even flat on that lap, so I don’t know, the...

Defending winner Alex Palou got the Month of May rolling by setting the pace in Tuesday's opening practice day for the Indianapolis 500.

Marcus Armstrong led the first half of Tuesday’s opening practice session for the 110th Indianapolis 500.The New Zealander produced a tow-assisted best of 225.895mph in the No. 66 Meyer Shank Racing Honda to lead Dreyer & Reinbold Racing’s Conor Daly in the No. 24 Chevy (225.838mph) and Team Penske’s David...

Dreyer & Reinbold Racing hadn’t run an Indy car in nearly a year, but the first day of the Indy Open Test gave no indications of rust being present with the local team as Conor Daly demonstrated front-running speed from the outset.

Conor Daly shot to the top of the speed chart in the final minutes of Tuesday’s Indy Open Test. The Dreyer & Reinbold Racing driver produced a best lap of 225.394mph in the No. 23 Chevy, which eclipsed a quartet of Indianapolis 500 winners in Meyer Shank Racing’s Helio Castroneves...

Juncos Hollinger and Dreyer & Reinbold will partner up as co-entrants and technical allies for Rinus VeeKay's No.76 Chevrolet at the Indianapolis 500. The car will carry primary sponsorship from Wedbush, which backed DRR's entry for Ryan Hunter-Reay last year.“We’re very excited to announce our co-entry with JHR, which includes...

Conor Daly and Dreyer & Reinbold Racing will reunite for the Indianapolis 500. Daly drove for DRR on 2024 before moving to Juncos Hollinger Racing last season and returns for his 13th attempt to win the great race.

The IndyCar Series is getting close to having its traditional number of 33 starters for May’s Indianapolis 500, but has some work to do before the 11 rows of three are locked in place.

Dennis Reinbold and his partners in the Dreyer & Reinbold Racing team are working to expand their IndyCar Series program beyond the Indianapolis 500.

With Rinus VeeKay positioned as Juncos Hollinger Racing’s lead driver, he's again left looking for for opportunities among the few remaining teams with openings.