Sunday’s XPEL Grand Prix at Road America where 781,000 people watched Chip Ganassi Racing’s Alex Palou capture his sixth victory of the year.

Louis Foster was elated after winning his first IndyCar Series pole position on Saturday and went on to lead the first three laps of Sunday’s XPEL Grand Prix at Road America before being shuffled back and settling for an 11th-place finish.

Some of the road races and street course events to open the season were snoozers because Firestone’s tires degraded too quickly or not fast enough, but there were no significant complaints coming out of the XPEL Grand Prix at Road America.

XPEL Grand Prix race winner Alex Palou and most of the other drivers in the IndyCar Series used a cool-shirt system on Sunday to deal with the 96-degree weather at Road America, but their pit crews weren’t as fortunate – not while they were wearing thick, multi-layer fireproof suits and...

Arrow McLaren’s Christian Lundgaard was the first driver to post a quick lap Saturday morning at Road America during practice for the XPEL Grand Prix and held the top spot after the 45-minute session was completed.

The streak seemed destined to end last Sunday night, before Kyle Kirkwood and Andretti Global stepped up once again.

It's another new look for IndyCar Series points leader Alex Palou this weekend, as his No. 10 Honda will appear in the colors of new backer SOLO.

Nolan Siegel will drive Juncos Hollinger Racing's No. 78 Chevy in place of Agustin Canapino for this weekend's IndyCar race at Road America. The one-race change comes in reaction to death threats made by some of Canapino’s fans towards Arrow McLaren’s Theo Pourchaire after Pourchaire hit Canapino’s car during last...

The latest driver in Dale Coyne Racing’s efforts to fill vacancies with the No. 51 Honda is a familiar one in Luca Ghiotto, who will pilot the car for this weekend’s XPEL Grand Prix at Road America and the following race at Laguna Seca.The seven-time Formula 2 race winner drove...