Eight races into the IndyCar season, Rahal has three third-place finishes to his credit, his strongest performances to start the championship in many years.

At the halfway point in the 100-lap Chevrolet Detroit Grand Prix, Sting Ray Robb was giving Graham Rahal the business. Rahal would go on to finish third while Robb in the No. 77 Juncos Hollinger Racing Chevy had to settle for 14th, but the journeyman driver from Idaho put in one of the best performances of his career.

Team Chevy and engine partner Ilmor weathered a brutal mechanical month of May, including issues in practice and qualifying in Detroit, but bounced back on Sunday as its teams raced without trouble.

Amid constant contact, inflamed emotions, and the double requirement for drivers to use Firestone’s short-life alternate compound tires, it was far from a boring 100 laps in Motown. But it still came out Alex Palou's way.

Mick Schumacher was pleased with his performance in his first Indy 500 start.

So far in 2026, the Rahal Letterman Lanigan No. 15 team, the folks servicing Graham Rahal, have been better on pit lane than any other IndyCar crew. We talked to two vital members of the team to find out how they get it done.

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 Dane took the second IndyCar Series victory of his career and the first for Arrow McLaren in 2026 at Saturday's Indy GP.

There were a lot of questions surrounding how the single-lap Fast Six format would work at Long Beach, and it was Felix Rosenqvist who proved to have the answers. The Meyer Shank Racing driver backed up his 2024 pole at this event by again earning himself the first spot on the grid for Sunday’s race.

Graham Rahal's 30th career podium was worthy of celebration, coming off the back of a strong opening to the NTT IndyCar Series season for the Rahal Letterman Lanigan driver.Rahal was quick throughout last weekend's visit to Barber Motorsports Park, and spent most of the race running second to eventual winner...