Kyle Kirkwood took the honors in IndyCar’s second practice session at Long Beach on Saturday, while several teams are working to repair crash damage ahead of qualifying later this afternoon.

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.

The most impressive aspect of the 37-year-old’s performance was his pace on used Firestone alternate tires in the third and final round of qualifying, the Firestone Fast Six.

With Power’s departure for Andretti Global, David Malukas has wasted no time demonstrating his natural speed in Power’s former car.

Pole position for the Children’s of Alabama Indy Grand Prix was another demonstration of dominance by Chip Ganassi Racing’s Alex Palou, who followed last year’s pole with another series-leading performance in the No. 10 Honda.

NASCAR and Kaulig Racing indefinitely suspended Craftsman Truck Series driver Daniel Dye on Tuesday for insensitive behavior caught on a livestream.

The depth of existing talent within Team Penske, as well as its major offseason managerial, engineering, and driver changes, have dramatically altered its competitive stature.

Newgarden’s No. 2 Chevy led Kirkwood and Malukas to the line as Alex Palou crashed first and handed the championship lead to the Team Penske veteran.

There’s plenty to marvel at around one-mile Phoenix Raceway oval as NASCAR fans get their first look at the grand differences in speed between their favorite Chevrolet, Ford, and Toyota Cup cars and the Chevy- and Honda-powered Dallara DW12 IndyCars that have a feature race on Saturday.Team Penske’s David Malukas...

Mick Schumacher was the first IndyCar driver to make a qualifying run on Friday afternoon at Phoenix Raceway and impressed with a 173.667mph average during the first oval qualifying performance of his career.Schumacher didn’t know where it would leave the No. 47 Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing Honda among the 25...