Katherine Legge will become the first woman to try and contest both the Indianapolis 500 with HMD Motorsports/AJ Foyt Racing and the NASCAR Cup Series' Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte with Live Fast Motorsports.

Austin Cindric was fastest in a weather-modified NASCAR Cup Series practice Saturday at Watkins Glen.

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...

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

The 33rd and final entry for this year’s Indianapolis 500 has been filed by AJ Foyt Racing for Katherine Legge. The car will be run in collaboration with Indy NXT team HMD Motorsports.

The Tuesday-Wednesday outing for Indianapolis 500 entries on the 2.5-mile Indianapolis Motor Speedway oval is expected to have 33 cars and drivers in attendance.

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.

Since RACER’s most recent Indy 500 entry list update was published, more developments have taken place, starting with Abel Motorsports, which filed an entry this week.

Katherine Legge is working to secure her place on the Indianapolis 500 entry list once again.

Katherine Legge is working on a program for the 2026 Indy 500 and is also keen on the Indy/NASCAR double at Phoenix.