Colton Herta wins his second P1 award in a row on the banks of the Detroit River. He outpaced David Malukas by two tenths of a second for a lap time of 1:00.4779, while the Fast Six was rounded off by the season dominating Alex Palou with a 1:01.468 lap. Malukas was ahead of Herta coming out of turn 3, but Herta pulled away just … Continue reading Herta on Pole for Detroit GP
IndyCar storms into Thermal, California, nearly a month after a dazzling performance at St. Petersburg that saw a win from defending Champion Alex Palou. The Twin Palms layout at the Thermal Club is a 3.067-mile (4.82-km) raceway. The track has a little bit of everything, including long straightaways, sharp curves, and elevation changes that test the limits of the car and the limits of the … Continue reading Thermal: A Preview
Meet the full-time drivers of the IndyCar circuit for 2025. There will be other drivers that will be racing at the Indy 500, but this is solely focusing on the full-time drivers. They are broken down by team, by driver, and how they’ve done throughout their time in IndyCar along with highlighting some of their other racing accomplishments. AJ Foyt Racing #14 Santino Ferrucci Santino … Continue reading Meet The 2025 IndyCar Drivers
If you watched the Superbowl or the Daytona 500 at all, you probably noticed the influx of Indycar commercials. I know I sure did. Alex Palou, Josef Newgarden, and Pato O’Ward all made their “Superbowl Cameos” as Fox tries to sell the upcoming season of Indycar. With that being said, all races this season will be on Fox, along with practices and qualification on FS1 … Continue reading An In-Depth Look at the 2025 Indycar Season
Prediction 1- For the second year in a row, the driver’s champion and constructor’s champion will be different teams. Max Verstappen is primed to win his fifth driver championship, but Red Bull isn’t set for the constructors. Ferrari and McLaren both had better cars than Red Bull in 2024 and I don’t see that changing. Liam Lawson is also a wildcard. He will need to … Continue reading Five Bold Predictions for the 2025 F1 Season
When Josef Newgarden passed Pato O’Ward and crossed the finish line to win his second Indy 500 and more important second in a row Indy 500, he was met with a loud chorus of cheers and applause, but there was plenty of boos to be heard as well. Josef didn’t care. The Tennessean couldn’t hear them. He praised Pato, he praised Team Owner Roger Penske, … Continue reading Winners And Losers of the Indy 500
With the Indy Grand Prix this week, it’s a good time to examine the drivers’ power rankings as we approach the Indy 500. Just missing the cut, Christian Lundgaard, Linus Lundqvist, and Theo Pourchaire Header Image Credit: Joe Skibinski Continue reading Indycar Power Rankings Heading Into May
Scott Dixon called it one of his toughest wins, but that didn’t stop the 43-year-old from dialing in the perfect strategy to pick up his 57th career win. Dixon dedicated the win to his benefactor, Sir Colin Giltrap, who was a huge help to Scott when he was just starting out. Giltrap passed away last week. Chip Ganassi Racing, as a whole, had a fantastic … Continue reading Dixon Dominates Long Beach
IndyCar heads to the Streets of Long Beach, California, for their second official race of the season. It’s been nearly a month since Alex Palou dominated at Thermal, and over a month since Josef Newgarden won at St. Petersburg. The 1.968-mile, 11-turn temporary street circuit is 85 laps for a total of 167.28 miles, and offers numerous overtake spots. Stories To Watch Theo Pourchaire The … Continue reading Indycar Preview: Long Beach
Coming into the 2024 season, there are 14 active winners in the NTT IndyCar Series. Those 14 drivers combined for a whopping 172 wins. Let’s take a look at all 172 wins by full-time drivers. Christian Lundgaard 1 Win Felix Rosenquist 1 Win Rinus VeeKay 1 Win Kyle Kirkwood 2 Wins Pato O’ward 4 Wins Scott McLaughlin 4 Wins Marcus Ericsson 4 Wins Graham Rahal … Continue reading Most Wins by Active Full-Time IndyCar Drivers
