Credit One Bank will expand its relationship with Chip Ganassi Racing by becoming the primary sponsor of Kyle Larson's No. 42 Chevy for the 2018 season. The multi-year deal will kick off with the season-opening Daytona 500. The numbers of races were not announced.Having joined the sport as the series'...

Target will not renew its deal with Kyle Larson’s Chip Ganassi Racing Chevy after 2017, completing an exit from motorsports at the end of its current contract."Over the past season, Target has worked closely with Chip Ganassi Racing on this transition. We have incredible respect for Chip and the talented...

Scott Dixon's new IndyCar season started Friday with a modest 12th-place position in the opening official test session on the Phoenix International Raceway oval, but the Chip Ganassi Racing driver felt the times and speeds were less important than the data collected in his team's first short oval run with...

Chip Ganassi Racing's Verizon IndyCar Series team will start a new season without Target as its primary sponsor for the first time in 27 years, but progress is being made on finding a replacement.RACER has learned Scott Dixon's No. 9 entry, sporting a new Honda engine and aero kit, is...

Kyle Larson's No. 42 Chevrolet will have 5-10 races open for new sponsorship opportunities in 2017.Chip Ganassi Racing confirmed a report from the SportsBusiness Journal that Target and CGR came to a mutual agreement to reduce the number of races Target will serve as Larson's primary sponsor. The company, through...

RACER's Robin Miller reflects with Chip Ganassi after the announcement that 27-year team sponsor Target is leaving at the end of the season.

Through the years there have been some really solid relationships between IndyCar owners, drivers and sponsors. Roger Penske had a 21-year-run with Marlboro and Phillip Morris that produced 71 wins, four championships and seven Indianapolis 500 victories. Kmart sponsored Newman/Haas, the Andretti family, Nigel Mansell and Cristiano da Matta through...

One of the longest serving sponsors in IndyCar racing is on the way out, as Target – which has partnered with Chip Ganassi Racing since 1990 – will exit the series at the end of the season.Confirmed by the team Wednesday morning, defending series champion Scott Dixon will complete the...

Kyle Larson finished fifth on Sunday in the Brickyard 400 and it was a result that went a long way toward sending him to the Chase for the Championship.The result catapulted the third-year driverfour spots in the championship standings to 15th and to the final spot on the provisional Chase...

After Tony Kanaan led the way in Saturday's opening practice for the Iowa Corn 300, the former Iowa race winner marked Chip Ganassi Racing as a favorite in qualifying. As things transpired, though, Kanaan and reigning series champ Scott Dixon will be looking up the grid at the start through...