On Thursday evening in a ceremony held at the Indiana Roof Ballroom, Scott Dixon and Giampaolo Dallara were inducted into the Indianapolis Motor Speedway’s Hall of Fame.In an evening hosted by president of the Museum, Michael Good, and emceed by the Speedway’s track announcer, Allen Bestwick, Dallara was inducted by...

Ed Carpenter Racing will build a new shop in the city of Westfield, Ind., with the intent to break ground in 2026 and move into the 76,000-square-foot building in 2027.

The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum recently announced the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Hall of Fame Class of 2023 Inductees Tim Cindric and Tony George. The inductees will be formally celebrated at the Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony, and Dinner presented by Shell and supported by National Bank of Indianapolis, to be...

We're closing our celebrations for the milestone of reaching 1000 episodes of The Marshall Pruett Podcast with the third and final storytelling feature.Three new guests join in with Willy T Ribbs, Ed Justice Jr, and we say farewell with an epic tale from the great Harley Cluxton who spins a...

One of Dan Gurney’s favorite phrases when discussing the present or future fortunes of his beloved IndyCar racing was: “Nobody is going to make any difference unless he’s got some skin in the game.” The Big Eagle knew from where he spoke, because it was his famous White Paper that...

Hulman and Company Chairman Tony George believes that the sale of the firm’s motorsport assets to Penske Corporation represents the best opportunity for IMS and IndyCar to find a higher gear – but that didn’t make the decision any easier.“It's obviously emotionally difficult,” said George, who was visibly fighting to...

Dr. Henry Bock, the longtime medical director at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway who helped in the development of the SAFER barrier, passed away Saturday at the age of 81.A 1968 graduate of the Indiana University Medical School, Bock began his motorsports career by traveling with USAC's national championship in the...

Considering our history, trying to summarize Brian Barnhart's past 23 years might require more finesse than these fingers can muster. When you tag someone with a nickname and then beat him up in print for the better part of 15 years it's not easy to paint an unbiased picture.When I...

Brian Barnhart, who has served as IndyCar's Race Director or Chief Steward for the past 20 years, is leaving the series and moving to Harding Racing. “I wasn’t out looking for a job,” Barnhart told the official IndyCar site. “It was an offer that came to me that was just...

This is the 10th installment in RACER's ongoing 25th anniversary celebration during which we share the 25 most important issues from our first quarter century.Related StoriesThe saga of the here-today, gone-tomorrow United States Grand Prix had been a recurrent topic in RACER since the magazine's launch, despite the fact that...