Marco Andretti will trade places with Alexander Rossi next season. Andretti will drive the No. 98 Andretti-Herta Autosport Honda going forward, which will continue his direct working relationship with team co-owner Bryan Herta, and Rossi will move to the third-generation driver's No. 27 Andretti Autosport Honda. Related Stories"I'm very much...

The 100th Indianapolis 500 featured some of the wildest, hairiest racing through the corners this old oval has ever seen – not to mention 54 lead changes. A monstrous crowd was treated to everything but the frenetic finish we've grown accustomed to the past few Mays.Winner Alexander Rossi running 179mph...

Indianapolis 500 champion Ryan Hunter-Reay and his charity Racing for Cancer have announced today that the organization’s iconic fundraising event, The Yellow Party, will return in 2015 with three events in key racing markets.Racing for Cancer’s 2015 fundraising season will kick off in St. Petersburg, Fla. on March 27 alongside...

Michael Waltrip says he will not stand in Martin Truex Jr.'s way should he wish to leave the team following the race-manipulation scandal and consequent sponsor pullout.NAPA, lead sponsor of Truex's No. 56 Michael Waltrip Racing Toyota in the NASCAR Sprint Cup, announced on Thursday that it was ending its...

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Michael Waltrip has denied that his team concocted a "masterplan" to manipulate the Richmond NASCAR Sprint Cup race, as a major sponsor said it was reviewing its backing.Waltrip driver Martin Truex Jr. lost his place in the Chase for the Sprint Cup when NASCAR ruled that the MWR team had...