Katherine Legge and the HMD Motorsports/AJ Foyt Racing team tried to get the No. 11 Chevy spooled up and launched from her pit box Tuesday afternoon at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, but persistent issues with the clutch actuation system left the Indy 500 veteran sitting idle for most of the...

Two-time Indianapolis 500 winner Josef Newgarden led the group of 24 veterans during the two-hour opening session at the Indy Open Test.Newgarden wound his No. 2 Team Penske Chevy up to a best lap of 223.415mph, and had fellow two-timer Takuma Sato directly behind in second with the No. 75...

HMD's chance to run at the Indy 500 was unexpected, but it's a huge endorsement for the Indy NXT champions.

Arrow McLaren has partnered with Jimmie Johnson and his Legacy Motor Club NASCAR Cup organization for the Indianapolis 500 with the No. 31 Chevy driven by Indy 500 winner Ryan Hunter-Reay.

Kyle Kirkwood will carry primary sponsorship from big-box retailer Sam’s Club on the No. 27 Andretti Global Honda for the Indianapolis 500 and the remainder of the IndyCar season.

Champ Car, IMSA, and Formula E veteran Scot Elkins has been selected by Penske Entertainment’s Independent Officiating Board.

At least 32 entries are lined up for this year's Indy 500 with the addition of Abel Motorsports and Jacob Abel.

The final entry for the 110th running of the Indianapolis 500 is expected to have Katherine Legge confirmed as the driver of a Chevrolet-powered AJ Foyt Racing car featuring significant support from General Motors and her sponsors to complete the field of 33.

Colton Herta has mixed feelings the addition of U.S. and Canada F2 races, the second of which will cost him a chance to race in the Indy 500.

Thirty years ago, Jimmy Vasser was in the early throes of a triumphant IndyCar campaign – his first and last, Chip Ganassi Racing’s first of 17… so far. RACER reminisces with Vasser, race engineer Julian Robertson, and CGR’s Tom Anderson and Mike Hull.