IndyCar 31 Jan
IndyCar unveils new medical trailer
The NTT IndyCar Series spent the off-season working with vendors to finish the outfitting of a new and more expansive medical trailer that (…)
The NTT IndyCar Series spent the off-season working with vendors to finish the outfitting of a new and more expansive medical trailer that (…)
It’s time for IndyCar to add a line to its rulebook that will make life easier for its drivers and teams: Cool shirt systems or ballast, (…)
Safety and vehicle equipment vendor HMS Motorsport has launched five new websites this week to expand options for its customers to shop (…)
A new documentary about the development of safety protocols in American racing by Dr. Stephen Olvey and Dr. Terry Trammell will open (…)
No matter which SCCA venue you choose to have fun with your car, some kind of seatbelt is required. For SCCA road racing or pro racing there (…)
Right now we’re all very concerned for Robert Wickens. We don’t know how bad his injuries are, but hearing news of surgery for a (…)
Today’s driver safety equipment is incredibly good. But it can also be incredibly expensive – $2500 for the newest trick helmet. $3000 (…)
Following the frontal helmet strike that killed IndyCar driver Justin Wilson at Pocono in August, questions regarding the need to protect (…)
Justin Wilson’s accident at the ABC Supply 500 event at Pocono comes at an awkward time for the Verizon IndyCar Series. The helmet blow (…)
The Verizon IndyCar Series and chassis manufacturer Dallara are working on new methods to prevent future injuries like the one (…)