Alex Palou added one point to his IndyCar Series championship lead after securing his third consecutive pole position of the season with a blast to P1 on Saturday in the No. 10 Chip Ganassi Racing Honda at the Chevrolet Detroit Grand Prix.

The two main protagonists for IndyCar street racing supremacy faced off on Friday at the Chevrolet Detroit Grand Prix as Andretti Global’s Kyle Kirkwood and Chip Ganassi Racing’s Alex Palou led their respective groups, and when their times were compared, Palou’s No. 10 Honda (1m02.772s) was the tiniest bit faster than Kirkwood’s No. 27 Honda (1m02.791s).

Less than a year and a half into his role, Kyle Gibson is leaving the Indy 500 as the winning crew chief on Felix Rosenqvist’s No. 60 Honda.

Victorious Indy 500 team co-owner Michael Shank believes Felix Rosenqvist is one of the drivers who can prove a thorn in the side of four-time IndyCar champion Alex Palou.

Felix Rosenqvist says his winning move over David Malukas to capture the 110th running of the Indianapolis 500 was something he had dreamed of.

Like teammates Kyle Kirkwood and Will Power, Marcus Ericsson is confident of the pace of his car in race trim, although tomorrow’s Carb Day practice could provide crucial information depending on weather.

Marcus Armstrong’s introduction to IndyCar racing came in 2023 with Chip Ganassi Racing, where the Formula 2 veteran opted to stick to the road and street course racing he’d spent a lifetime learning at home in New Zealand and then in Europe.He went all-in the following year, tackling the full...

Defending winner Alex Palou got the Month of May rolling by setting the pace in Tuesday's opening practice day for the Indianapolis 500.

Marcus Armstrong led the first half of Tuesday’s opening practice session for the 110th Indianapolis 500.The New Zealander produced a tow-assisted best of 225.895mph in the No. 66 Meyer Shank Racing Honda to lead Dreyer & Reinbold Racing’s Conor Daly in the No. 24 Chevy (225.838mph) and Team Penske’s David...

You’ve just boarded a plane. Ahead of you is a non-stop flight long enough that you really hope you end up with someone interesting sitting next to you. And, wow, it’s Meyer Shank Racing IndyCar driver Marcus Armstrong!