Dale Coyne Racing team manager Mitch Davis has informed the team of his intent to retire with immediate effect.On the approach to his 70th birthday, the veteran chief mechanic and team leader had been pondering a change, and after spending most of his life in racing, Davis decided the time...

With both Hauger and returning vet Grosjean starting in the top six on Sunday, the team's surplus of engineering expertise already appears to be paying off.

Allan Pagan, one of the original Indy Racing League entrants whose Pagan Racing team finished second at the Indianapolis 500, died last week at the age of 70.The Texan (far left, main image), who formed the racing team with his father Jack, got his start in the CART IndyCar Series...

With the first practice session of the new IndyCar Season due to begin at St. Petersburg on Friday, February 28, it’s time to start ramping up for the launch with a look inside each of the 11 teams.What’s new, what’s different, and what has stayed the same? We’ll find out...

Dale Coyne Racing has rehired Mitch Davis as its new team manager. Davis, a veteran of the CART IndyCar Series and the NTT IndyCar Series, looked after the Illinois-based team when it won its first race in 2009 with the late Justin Wilson at Watkins Glen, and comes back to...

The RACER Channel's Robin Miller speaks with A.J. Foyt Racing's Mitch Davis about the aerodynamic changes implemented by IndyCar for the Firestone 600 at Texas Motor Speedway.

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...

The RLLR squad continues to aim at a pair of aces for its 2014 Indycar program. (LAT photo) News of IndyCar Series driver movement has been incredibly slow in recent weeks thanks to the majority of the grid sorted their deals before the New Year. Among the few remaining seats...

Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing announced three revisions to the engineering lineup for its IndyCar program.Race engineer Gerry Hughes has been named Head of Development for the team's IndyCar program. Neil Fife, who was the race engineer for the team's most recent win at Watkins Glen in 2008 by Ryan Hunter-Reay,...

Tuesday's news that the Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing team made an engineering change on Graham Rahal's No. 15 Honda-powered entry was far from a surprise. In fact, the switch – made well after the second-generation driver became mired in his least competitive season to date – was painfully overdue. Now,...