Andretti Global was expected to feature in all phases of this year’s Indianapolis 500, but the three-car effort for 2022 Indy 500 winner Marcus Ericsson, 2018 winner Will Power and championship contender Kyle Kirkwood was the only big team missing from the fastest qualifying sessions.

Kyle Kirkwood will carry primary sponsorship from big-box retailer Sam’s Club on the No. 27 Andretti Global Honda for the Indianapolis 500 and the remainder of the IndyCar season.

GOLD.com will also be an associate sponsor for No. 27 car at all 18 races.

One of the biggest players in the next IndyCar silly season has been taken off the board as Kyle Kirkwood and Andretti Global have come to terms on another contract extension.With the Floridian’s contract set to expire at the end of 2026, Andretti’s top performer from last season was facing...

While he leaves Detroit with a pole and a podium in two races, Alexander Rossi was frustrated to leave Belle Isle without a win.After a hard charge Saturday landed him the final spot on the podium, he was left almost speechless after Sunday’s race when his Andretti Autosport teammate Ryan...

The mood in Marco Andretti's pits after his run to seventh place on Sunday reflected a mix of old and new mindsets. The third-generation driver, accustomed to heavy criticism from fans and even his own family, could only see the mistakes he made during the St. Petersburg event.It has become...

Changes could be on the horizon for Marco Andretti within the Andretti Autosport camp. The third-generation driver is scheduled to make his 181st IndyCar start on Sunday, and with only two wins to his credit and mounting frustration from one of his worst seasons to date, his father Michael and...

IndyCar continues its celebration of the 12 days of Christmas with 12 of the most memorable storylines from the 2014 Verizon IndyCar Series season. Coming off a year where breathtaking passes were made at each of the 18 races, James Hinchcliffe’s successful threading of the needle to open the Honda...