The IndyCar Series on FOX has settled into a ratings groove, with the latest audience average of 734,000 for Sunday’s Java House Grand Prix of Monterey at Laguna Seca matching the 734,000 produced by the previous Sunday’s 734,000 from the Honda Indy Toronto, and being almost identical to the 719,000...

IndyCar on FOX generated an average audience size of 734,000 viewers during Sunday’s Honda Indy Toronto.A direct year-to-year comparison was unavailable as the Toronto race aired on NBC’s Peacock streaming service in 2024 where viewership numbers were not published by the broadcaster or series. FOX reports the race won by...

There are four IndyCar races to go after Pato O’Ward’s win on Sunday in Toronto, and only four drivers remain in the hunt with a mathematical chance of winning the championship.

Alex Palou looked like he was preparing a knockout punch with five races to go, but Pato O’Ward turned the tables on his rival in Toronto and landed a big shot of his own to keep the title quest alive.

It wasn’t the fact that Alexander Rossi hit the wall with the right-rear wheel on the exit of Toronto’s Turn 11 – because the Ed Carpenter Racing driver was one of many to have his car surf over the giant bumps leading onto the Honda Indy Toronto’s front straight –...

Alex Palou's strategy dominance was bound to end eventually, and Sunday in Toronto it did in a big way. Pato O'Ward and his Arrow McLaren team were spot on and took a chunk out of Palou's massive IndyCar points lead with a decisive win.

A hard crash during morning warm-up for Santino Ferrucci has left the No. 14 AJ Foyt Racing Chevy with significant damage to repair, its driver with an injured had, and led team president Larry Foyt to withdraw the car from today’s Honda Indy Toronto race.“Just an unfortunate incident this morning...

Andretti Global owned last year’s Honda Indy Toronto event with the pole and victory for Colton Herta, added two more street course victories this season with Kyle Kirkwood, and showed no signs of slowing on Saturday with Herta posting the quickest lap of the weekend to secure pole in the...

Saturday morning’s practice session for the Honda Indy Toronto was a testament to track evolution as the fastest early lap set by Rahal Letterman Lanigan’s Louis Foster was improved by a full 1.7 seconds as Andretti Global’s Colton Herta set the pace.

The city of Toronto was busy overnight applying new asphalt to the braking zone at Turn 3, which serves as the most popular passing location at the Honda Indy Toronto street circuit.