Marshall Pruett and Robin Miller rip through the demolition derby in Texas, discuss prize money, the origins of the Leader Circle subsidy received by each full-season entry, and delve into other topics during the latest installment of the Week in IndyCar News.

Verizon IndyCar Series CEO Mark Miles continues to look for opportunities to start the season in February at destinations outside North America. At least one venue in South America is rumored to be on IndyCar's radar, and numerous tracks in Europe, Asia and Australia have been mentioned as possibilities to...

KV Racing team owners Kevin Kalkhoven and Jimmy Vasser hold the keys to the last full-time seat on the 2017 IndyCar grid. With Ganassi waiting to announce its fourth driver, and with KV's prized opportunity in mind, one might expect Kalkhoven and Vasser to be inundated with offers from drivers...

Could the KVSH Racing IndyCar team look different when 2017 arrives? Based on rumblings that began at the Indy 500 in May and continue to gain momentum, major internal changes within the team are a distinct possibility during the off season.One known change, which co-owner Kevin Kalkhoven confirmed last weekend,...

The Verizon IndyCar Series is in talks to hold an international, non-points race the weekend of Oct. 9. that would follow the championship finale on Sept. 18 at Sonoma Raceway.Although the potential venue is unknown, RACER has learned the interest in adding a post-season race stems from the series' ongoing...

With the fight for the Drivers' and Manufacturers' titles taking center stage in Houston this weekend, two IndyCar teams are waging a private battle to make the cut to receive $1 million bonus for entrants finishing inside the top-22 in points.The Bryan Herta- and Steve Newey-owned Barracuda Racing team, with...

Barracuda Racing, aka Bryan Herta Autosport, found itself in a precarious position going into this weekend's IndyCar doubleheader at Toronto.Coming off a string of forgettable performances and costly crashes, the Bryan Herta- and Steve Newey-owned team would normally be in high spirits as its driver, French-Canadian open-wheel veteran Alex Tagliani,...

Barracuda Racing, aka Bryan Herta Autosport, found itself in a precarious position going into this weekend's IndyCar doubleheader at Toronto.Coming off a string of forgettable performances and costly crashes, the Bryan Herta- and Steve Newey-owned team would normally be in high spirits as its driver, French-Canadian open-wheel veteran Alex Tagliani,...