Some things anchor us to the past and show us a window into the future. The Indianapolis 500 is one such thing, and it’s just what we need.
On-track action remained intense despite two doubleheaders in six days.
It’s not easy to agree on what makes a good race, but comparing passes per mile provides insight as the Aeroscreen era marches on.
The temporary street circuit in Florida will host the conclusion of IndyCar’s heavily revised 2020 season.
Reduced from approximately 600 kilometers to 300 miles, a race without fans at Texas Motor Speedway will kickstart the 2020 season.
Doubleheaders at Iowa and Laguna Seca plus a second race on the IMS road course in October bring IndyCar’s 2020 race count to 15.
With Sage Karam and Felix Rosenqvist out of the way, Scott McLaughlin and Will Power dueled in the first INDYCAR iRacing Challenge race on NBCSN.
Like Sage Karam’s sim racing prowess, the potential of virtual racing was on display in the first INDYCAR iRacing Challenge race.
The Aeroscreen, chart-topping speed from elite teams and the first signs of success for rookies earned headlines at the COTA Open Test.