A.J. Foyt isn't coming to Alabama this week because his lake house in Houston is under siege from all the flooding, so Takuma Sato and Jack Hawskworth did what they could Friday to cheer up the four-time Indy winner.Sato posted the fastest lap during the second round of practice for...

INDYCAR announced today that results of an extensive evaluation at the University of Miami Concussion Program revealed no definitive evidence of a recent concussion for Verizon Team Penske driver Will Power. The 2014 Verizon IndyCar Series champion passed the Immediate Post-Concussion Assessment and Cognitive Testing (ImPACT) test and a MRI/DVI...

Verizon Team Penske driver Juan Pablo Montoya controlled the last half of the Firestone Grand Prix of St. Petersburg to win the Verizon IndyCar Series season opener for a second straight year.

By Dave LewandowskiPublished: Jun 21, 2015MAVTV 500 tickets, infoOn June 27, Juan Pablo Montoya will attempt to complete Indy car racing’s career Triple Crown by winning the MAVTV 500. If successful, he’ll then seek to join Al Unser as the only drivers to win the Triple Crown in the same...

As Juan Pablo Montoya thrust his fist into the air in winning the 2000 Indianapolis 500, team owner Chip Ganassi shouted into his radio, "You're world famous now."Following the race and to this day, Montoya said he doesn't feel world famous for winning the world’s most famous race in a...

Will Power whittled his fastest lap down to 61.3621 in Saturday afternoon's practice session for the Firestone Grand Prix of St. Petersburg to top the times ahead of teammates Simon Pagenaud and Helio Castroneves.The defending race-winner slotted his Verizon Team Penske into top spot with his eighth lap of the...

Related StoriesIt hadn’t been a particularly good weekend for street master Mike Conway. The winner at Long Beach earlier this season started 13th and finished 20th in Sunday’s opening race of the Honda Indy Toronto doubleheader and lined up 11th for the second 65-lap sprint.But when it began raining on...

Target Chip Ganassi Racing's Scott Dixon made the most of a dramatic qualifying session to beat Will Power to pole position for Sunday's IndyCar race in Baltimore.Power held provisional pole by 0.3 second with less than a minute remaining, only for Dixon to beat him with his final flying lap....

WILLY P'S GOT HIS MOJO WORKIN'Lost within the controversial penalty at Sonoma that dropped Scott Dixon to the back of the field with 15 laps to go was the fact that Will Power was on a serious charge to challenge Dixie for the lead.By the numbers, and when they were...

Marshall Pruett spoke with IndyCar's Race Director Beaux Barfield about Scott Dixon's controversial penalty last Sunday. To say their opinions were at odds at the start of the interview is putting it mildly, and they were hardly "as one" by the end, either. But here's the conversation in virtually unexpurgated...