IndyCar rookie Jacob Abel feels his team's recent engineering changes mark “the dawn of a new age at Dale Coyne Racing.”

The 2025 IndyCar Series grid is complete. Dale Coyne Racing, which held the last of 27 seats to fill, has done as expected and signed five-year veteran Rinus VeeKay to drive the No. 18 Honda and lead new teammate Jacob Abel, who will pilot the No. 51 Honda during his...

Subtitle:Lexus Program Continues To Prepare For GTD DebutF Performance Racing took another major step in preparation for its IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship debut with the addition of motorsports veterans Robin Hill and John Dick.The East Lansing, Michigan-based team will campaign a Lexus RC F GT3 in the GT Daytona (GTD)...

St. Pete proves bigger things on horizon for ChavesBy Bruce MartinPublished: Apr 1, 2015ST. PETERSBURG, Florida – As Gabby Chaves sat on the pit wall following last Sunday’s Firestone Grand Prix of St. Petersburg the Verizon IndyCar Series rookie driver had the look of being tired, relieved and satisfied all...

The Rahal Letterman Lanigan IndyCar team has undergone a dramatic restructuring of its engineering department, with Bill Pappas, Mitch Davis and John Dick leaving.All three were relatively new arrivals; recruited over the course of 2013 and '14 as part of a broader plan to reinforce the team's technical strength. Pappas...

Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing continues to bolster its technical department in an effort to rebound from a disappointing 2013 season, signing John Dick to serve as RLLR's technical director.Dick joins the team after working with Dale Coyne Racing through last season, earning a popular win at Detroit race 1 with...