IndyCar Series team owner Dennis Reinbold has died at the age of 65. The Indiana-based car dealer and team owner fought a prolonged battle against cancer that improved before taking a sudden turn in recent days.

After driving for the team in the Indy 500 this year, Ryan Hunter-Reay will increase his involvement with Arrow McLaren as its new sporting director.

Katherine Legge and Ryan Hunter-Reay were the first drivers to exit the Indianapolis 500 after Hunter-Reay lost control of his car and Legge was forced to take avoiding action which caused her car to spin and crash into the Turn 2 infield wall.

The Canadian Formula 1 Grand Prix will take place on Sunday at Montreal’s Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, but McLaren Racing Chief Executive Officer Zak Brown will not be there. He’ll be at Indy.It has been 50 years since Johnny Rutherford drove a McLaren M16 to victory at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. This...

The annual Oscar Mayer Indy 500 Pit Stop Challenge, has been canceled, due to persistent rain interrupting the competition before the end of the first round.Round 1 opened with Alex Palou’s No. 10 Chip Ganassi Racing crew up against their counterparts on the No. 31 Arrow McLaren crew of Ryan...

The list of IndyCar drivers who were disappointed after the first portion of Sunday’s single-day qualifying was long as a vast list of Indianapolis 500 winners and front-runners were relegated outside the Fast 12.

Ryan Hunter-Reay joined RACER Weekly to talk 2026 Indy 500 chances, keys to the race, his enduring passion for the 500…and some of the ones that got away.

The Arrow McLaren team has chosen “Unfinished Business” as the theme to describe the liveries of its four Indianapolis 500 entries, which speak to the organization’s ongoing efforts to capture its first win at the big event.The team that started life as Sam Schmidt Motorsports in 2001 has come close...

Arrow McLaren has unveiled a new primary sponsor in betting site PrizePicks for the No. 31 Chevy co-entered with Legacy Motor Club for Ryan Hunter-Reay at the Indianapolis 500.

Arrow McLaren has partnered with Jimmie Johnson and his Legacy Motor Club NASCAR Cup organization for the Indianapolis 500 with the No. 31 Chevy driven by Indy 500 winner Ryan Hunter-Reay.