Josef Newgarden took the honors in the final session of IndyCar's two-day Open Test at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

Juncos Hollinger and Dreyer & Reinbold will partner up as co-entrants and technical allies for Rinus VeeKay's No.76 Chevrolet at the Indianapolis 500. The car will carry primary sponsorship from Wedbush, which backed DRR's entry for Ryan Hunter-Reay last year.“We’re very excited to announce our co-entry with JHR, which includes...

The Juncos Hollinger Racing team has made its presence felt on pit lane in 2026 with the No. 76 Chevy driven by Rinus VeeKay.Leaving last season, the No. 76 entry was ranked in the bottom half of the field – 16th out of 27 full-time entries – in the Firestone...

Dale Coyne Racing will make use of its pool of race engineers to look after rookie Dennis Hauger this weekend at the Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach.

Defending race winner Alex Palou led Saturday morning’s practice session at the Children’s of Alabama Indy Grand Prix which was cut short by Scott McLaughlin’s big crash in Turn 1.

The final stage of qualifying for the Java House Grand Prix of Arlington will make use of oval-style single-car qualifying runs, giving drivers and teams new considerations to ponder.

Alex Palou’s Good Ranchers 250 at Phoenix Raceway lasted 11 laps after he and Juncos Hollinger Racing’s Rinus VeeKay came together at the finish line.

It’s an annual tradition at St. Petersburg. IndyCar’s long off-season gets filled with big changes among teams and small fortunes being spent on making the cars – and entire organizations – faster, and without fail, far too many of those teams and drivers miss the mark by a mile in qualifying.

Buckle in for a busy silly season.

There's an element of change at every IndyCar team going into the new campaign, here's what's what.