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
1. There Will Be A Tie 2024 featured three of the closest finishes in NASCAR history. Including the closest finish in the history of the NASCAR Cup Series at Kansas Speedway where Kyle Larson beat Chris Buescher in Overtime by 0.001 seconds. Naturally the next level of progression for this record would be a tie. 2. A Rookie (Not Named Connor Zilisch) Will Lead The … Continue reading 25 Bold Predictions For the 2025 NASCAR Season
The field for the 2025 NTT IndyCar Series is taking shape. With eleven teams fielding twenty seven full-time cars, it is sure to be an exciting follow-up to the 2024 season. Header Image Credit: Chris Jones AJ Foyt Racing Juncos Hollinger Racing Prema Racing Chip Ganassi Racing Arrow McLaren Team Penske Ed Carpenter Racing Andretti Global Meyer Shank Racing Dale Coyne Racing Rahal Letterman Lanigan … Continue reading 2025 NTT IndyCar Driver Lineup
Starting in 2025, the NTT IndyCar Series will join the likes of the NASCAR Cup Series as they establish a new chartered system. 25 entries fielded by 10 owners will be guaranteed starting spots for every race of the season, with the exception of the Indianapolis 500. The first charter system in America’s premier open-wheel racing series locks its terms in long-term until 2031. From … Continue reading IndyCar’s New Charter System
Santino Ferrucci racing for AJ Foyt Racing scored his first career P1 Award in the NTT IndyCar Series at Portland International Raceway this afternoon. Starting P2 will be the No. 12 of Will Power of Team Penske. Here is your full Portland starting order. Header Image: Travis Hinkle/IndyCar place driver 1 Santino Ferrucci 2 Will Power 3 Alex Palou 4 Christian Lundgaard 5 Kyle Kirkwood … Continue reading NTT IndyCar Portland Qualifying Results
Early Thursday morning, the NTT IndyCar Series released its full 2025 schedule. But In addition to the schedule release, the broadcast schedule has been updated for the season, beginning with a change from NBC to FOX. The most significant change made by FOX is a major positive for IndyCar. The entire season will be broadcast on network TV. Like their stock-car counterpart over at NASCAR, … Continue reading NTT IndyCar 2025 Broadcast Schedule
2024 NTT IndyCar Standings heading into Road America. Heading into Road America this weekend, the starts of the NTT IndyCar Series roll out of Detroit with only a 31 point difference from Dixon leading to Power in third. Place Driver Points Engine 1 Scott Dixon 216 Honda 2 Alex Palou 198 Honda 3 Will Power 185 Chevrolet 4 Pato O’Ward 160 Chevrolet 5 Alexander Rossi … Continue reading NTT IndyCar Standings Following Detroit GP
Detroit, MI – Fresh off of his second straight Indy 500 victory, the two-time champion announced Saturday that he will continue to tear up the grid behind the wheel of the No. 2 Hitachi Chevrolet for Team Penske in 2025 and beyond. The trio of Hitachi as sponsor, Penske as team and Newgarden as driver will continue on into the future as they announce a … Continue reading Newgarden and Penske Announce Contract Extension
Behind the wheel of his yellow DHL Pride No. 10 Chip Ganassi Racing Honda, Alex Palou raced his way to the top of the pilon during practice for the 2024 Detroit Grand Prix. With a lap time of 1:01.721, Palou beat out O’Ward by 0.0105 seconds while running 0.0653 seconds faster than Colton Herta. Despite not topping the lists of any of the three segments … Continue reading Alex Palou Fastest in Practice 1 in Detroit
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
