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Engine Issues in Detroit for VeeKay Following JHR’s Best Indy Finish

The Chevrolet powerplant in the No. 76 of Rinus VeeKay expired with smoke, oil, and flames early during Practice 2 on the streets of Detroit. Speaking with one of the Juncos Hollinger Racing team guys at the track, it should take roughly two hours to swap the powerplant into their car. He said it was likely just a fluke issue with no real heads up. … Continue reading Engine Issues in Detroit for VeeKay Following JHR’s Best Indy Finish

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Streets of Detroit Indy NXT Practice Results

The 24 entrants for Sunday’s INDY NXT Detroit Grand Prix completed first Practice with Lochie Hughes topping the grid with a time of 1:07.2741 and a speed of 88.028 mph. Image Credit: Penske Entertainment: Joe Skibinski 1 26 Lochie Hughes 1:07.2741 2 29 Josh Pierson 1:07.3555 3 27 Seb Murray 1:07.3832 4 20 Matteo Nannini 1:07.3864 5 28 Max Taylor 1:07.4789 6 68 JM Correa … Continue reading Streets of Detroit Indy NXT Practice Results

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A Letter From Roger Penske

DEAR RACE FANS, WELCOME TO THE 110TH RUNNING OF THE INDIANAPOLIS 500 PRESENTED BY GAINBRIDGE. IT’S AN HONOR TO CELEBRATE THE LARGEST SINGLE-DAY SPECTATOR SPORTING EVENT IN THE WORLD WITH ALL OF YOU. MORE THAN 330,000 RACE FANS WILL JOIN US TODAY AT THE INDIANAPOLIS MOTOR SPEEDWAY, AND MILLIONS MORE WILL BE WATCHING LIVE ON FOX, AS THE STARS OF THE NTT INDYCAR SERIES COMPETE … Continue reading A Letter From Roger Penske

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Statistically Proving the Winner of the 2026 Indy 500

The 2026 Indy 500 is almost upon us. The starting grid is set. I’m going to prove the winner of the Indy 500 statistically. I’ve pulled data from 2000 to 2025.  Please note that this doesn’t factor in a crash in practice the week of the Indy 500. This also doesn’t factor in anomalies such as Scott Dixon catching on fire last year. He was … Continue reading Statistically Proving the Winner of the 2026 Indy 500

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Palou Wins the Indy 500 Pole – Full Starting Grid for the 110th Indianapolis 500

“I have no words,” Palou said. “So, that was incredible. It just feels incredible. Great start to the Month of May. Defending Indy 500 winner Alex Palou grabs the coveted starting spot for the largest race in the motorsports world. From the Fast Six, Palou scores the NTT P1 Award and the $100,000 bonas that comes with it. Palou’s four-lap average speed of 232.248 mph … Continue reading Palou Wins the Indy 500 Pole – Full Starting Grid for the 110th Indianapolis 500

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Racing for the Cure – One Cure is Leading Groundbreaking Research into Bone Cancer

On the campus of Colorado State University, the Flint Animal Cancer Center sits. For 13 years, this facility in Fort Collins, Colorado, has led the charge to treat bone cancer in both animals and humans.  “When you look under a microscope, cancer shows no difference between animals and humans.” Kate Shelton said. Clinical trials have shown promising results in dogs. But why dogs? The answer … Continue reading Racing for the Cure – One Cure is Leading Groundbreaking Research into Bone Cancer

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The 5 Largest Sporting Venues in the United States

The United States is a Sporting Mecca; nearly every state in the country has a major league team in multiple sports. Most states have race tracks and smaller venues as well. However, gone are the days of massive venue construction; in are the days of the ultra-high-def TVs and streaming. Venues are rethinking how many seats they need and adding other revenue streams. Stick and … Continue reading The 5 Largest Sporting Venues in the United States

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Kirkwood Wins Inaugural Java House Grand Prix of Arlington

The yellow flag waved, and if Kyle Kirkwood was nervous, he didn’t show it. The Florida native continued to show his street course prowess by holding off Alex Palou on the last lap restart after a crash that involved Nolan Siegal and Romain Grosjean for his first win of the season and the third different winner in three different races. Marcus Ericsson, who earned his … Continue reading Kirkwood Wins Inaugural Java House Grand Prix of Arlington

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Palou Wins Wild One At St. Pete

The overcut came during the second pit stop sequence, and Alex Palou found himself up by nearly a whole straight away, well ahead of Marcus Ericsson and Scott McLaughlin, who led most of the first half of the race. Palou never looked back. The defending champion picked right up where he left off with the 20th win of his career. Palou was just unstoppable and … Continue reading Palou Wins Wild One At St. Pete

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Here Comes St. Pete!

The Indycar Season starts in beautiful, sunny Florida where Indycar will shine as they go screaming down Dan Wheldon Way in gorgeous St. Petersburg. Indycar has called St. Petersburg home for their season opener since 2009, other than 2020 when everything was moved around. Since then, St Pete has seen 13 different winners. Alex Palou won last year, a statement that will be echoed quite … Continue reading Here Comes St. Pete!

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