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Scott Dixon humbled his IndyCar rivals for the second straight race with another brilliant fuel-saving run to glory, this time at World Wide Technology Raceway, making only three stops to his rivals’ five, and lapping everyone except his fellow podium finishers, Pato O’Ward and David Malukas.

No driver in the NTT IndyCar Series makes the improbable possible more than Scott Dixon, and he did it yet again Sunday at World Wide Technology Raceway.

Team Penske's Scott McLaughlin took his fifth IndyCar pole and his first on an oval, but will roll off from 10th for this afternoon’s Bommarito Automotive Group 500 after taking a nine-place grid penalty, leaving the front row to teammate Josef Newgarden and Andretti Autosport's Colton Herta.

As RACER revealed in our most recent silly season piece, Linus Lundqvist is primed to replace his fellow Swede Marcus Ericsson at Chip Ganassi Racing and nothing has changed on that front.

Not getting nearly enough attention in IndyCar silly season is the situation of Santino Ferrucci at A.J. Foyt Enterprises. Will Ferrucci be back in 2024?

Crash IndyCar journalist Chad Smith goes through the field to hand out driver ratings for the Gallagher Grand Prix at Indianapolis.

Trust us, this was one of those IndyCar races where more than one driver walked away feeling like a winner.

Alexander Rossi and Pato O’Ward of Arrow McLaren INDYCAR will represent Chevrolet in the second row of the starting grid for Saturday’s Gallagher Grand Prix, qualifying third and fourth respectively in Firestone Fast Six qualifying.

Scott Dixon continued two remarkable streaks Saturday on the Indianapolis Motor Speedway road course, one at the green flag and another at the checkered.

For the second time this season, the Chevrolet drivers and teams of the NTT INDYCAR Series will compete on the 2.439-mile, 14-turn road course at Indianapolis Motor Speedway as part of a triple-header event weekend with NASCAR’s Xfinity and Cup Series.