Conor Daly shot to the top of the speed chart in the final minutes of Tuesday’s Indy Open Test. The Dreyer & Reinbold Racing driver produced a best lap of 225.394mph in the No. 23 Chevy, which eclipsed a quartet of Indianapolis 500 winners in Meyer Shank Racing’s Helio Castroneves...

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...

Four-time and defending IndyCar Series champion Alex Palou scored his third win of the 2026 season with a clinical drive to victory in the 51st Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach, after vaulting polesitter Felix Rosenqvist in the pit stops.

There were a lot of questions surrounding how the single-lap Fast Six format would work at Long Beach, and it was Felix Rosenqvist who proved to have the answers. The Meyer Shank Racing driver backed up his 2024 pole at this event by again earning himself the first spot on the grid for Sunday’s race.

Chip Ganassi Racing is back with another release of IndyCar trading cards that will be used to raise more money for charity.Last year’s release generated over $20,000 through card sales that was distributed to an array of nationwide charities. The new initiative will send funding to DonorsChose, an affiliate of...

Scott Dixon has been putting on a masterclass in passing this season. It’s also a scenario he and the No. 9 Chip Ganassi Racing team would love to solve.

Three races into the IndyCar season, Marshall Pruett goes over the key talking points so far.

The Arlington GP, reactions to and questions about the new F1 formula, and track marshal fact and fiction among topics in the RACER Mailbag this week.

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.

Considering how few laps Romain Grosjean has turned in IndyCar since departing the series at the end of 2024, there was no expectation for the returning Dale Coyne Racing driver to finish Friday at St. Petersburg sitting between Pato O’Ward, Josef Newgarden, and Scott Dixon on the timing board.Grosjean was...