Conveyed with that slow Bolognese drawl, Alessandro Zanardi’s words were a mirror.Punctuated with the animation dancing across his cheeks and eyes, the depths of joy discovered by the Italian during his CART IndyCar Series adventure as he experienced our series and tracks for the first time was projected in the...

We're taking a trip back to 1998 and the CART IndyCar Series event on the Fontana superspeedway for a Marshall Pruett Podcast ambient feature celebrating the mighty 2.65-liter turbocharged V8s that produced such thrilling speeds and sounds. The Marlboro 500 season finale at California Speedway that year was won by...

Take a trip back to the 1995 CART IndyCar Series event at Phoenix International Raceway with an ambient audio feature where the glorious sounds of the unmistakable 2.65-liter turbocharged V8 engines provide an amazing soundtrack. We also get to hear qualifying play out where young Bryan Herta scored his first...

Alex Zanardi and Jimmy Vasser, along with Chip Ganassi Racing managing director Mike Hull, reunite for a joyful conversation of their Target Chip Ganassi Racing IndyCar days when the promising team became a powerhouse organization that won three consecutive CART championships with its Italian-Californian combo.[protected-iframe id="6728f6b2376e9d58f232e4756afdf592-139854255-134618127" info="https://www.podbean.com/media/player/xqptj-a58df5?from=yiiadmin&download=1&version=1" width="100%" height="122" frameborder="0"...

This is the 21st installment in RACER's ongoing 25th anniversary celebration during which we share the 25 most important issues from our first quarter century.Related StoriesA shadow of sadness and doubt fell over the sport and RACER in the last months of 2011. Dan Wheldon's shocking death on October 16,...

This is the 20th installment in RACER's ongoing 25th anniversary celebration during which we share the 25 most important issues from our first quarter century.Related Stories"It was the best of times, it was the worst of times" was a fair summary of the period in which RACER's 200th issue came...

If Pocono is known as the "Tricky Triangle," I officially submit "The Ridiculously Quick Road Course" as Watkins Glen's new moniker. I can't think of back-to-back IndyCar events where such frightening speeds were produced in less than a week.From swarms of cars going as much as four wide while travelling...

Watkins Glen race winner Scott Dixon will donate his purse for winning Sunday's IndyCar Grand Prix at The Glen to the charity that was established to look after the financial needs of Justin Wilson's daughters. Related StoriesThe Target Chip Ganassi Racing driver, who has been among the most selfless drivers...

Scott Dixon decimated the Watkins Glen IndyCar lap record with a 1m22.5259s lap that went a full 5.6063 seconds below the 1m28.1322 set by Ryan Briscoe in 2009. The New Zealander’s No. 9 Target Chip Ganassi entry led an all-Chevy top eight as the Bowtie left Honda teams searching for...

Target Chip Ganassi Racing's Scott Dixon has yet to relinquish the top spot through three practice sessions at Watkins Glen, and in another continuing trend, the four-time IndyCar champion continued his assault on the track by moving 5.3314 seconds below the record set in 2009.Related StoriesDixon's 1m22.8008s was an improvement...