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Linus Lundqvist being named Simon Pagenaud's replacement for Sunday's Nashville race keeps a significant 12-year IndyCar streak alive.

The field of thirty three for the 107th running of the Indianapolis 500 but – as we have become accustomed to – not without…

With a 34th entry having officially materialized, there is set to be bumping to set the Indy 500 starting grid for the first time since 2021 this May.

Revving up for the month of May, Indianapolis-based LIFT Academy hosted NNT INDYCAR Series drivers Kyle Kaiser, Spencer Pigot and Dalton Kellett from AJ Foyt Racing to get a taste of speed from 5,000 feet during a discovery flight in state-of-the-art single-engine Diamond DA40 aircraft taking off from Indianapolis International Airport. NNT INDYCAR Series drivers Spencer Pigot, Dalton Kellett and Kyle Kaiser visit LIFT Academy in Indianapolis to take their skills from the race car to airplane w...

Credit: VIPER Transitions A nonprofit working to help service members transition from military to civilian life has just launched its first aircraft maintenance workforce program. “The system to transition veterans back into society is broken. Sometimes, people get left behind,” says Kyle Kaiser, president, VIPER Transitions... New MRO Career Opportunities for Transitioning Veterans is part of Aviation Week Networks complimentary online access. Register now to read this content, plus rec...

VIPER Transitions announces job training partnership with aviation maintenance provider AAR VIPER Transitions Press Release | April 14, 2021 Estimated reading time 4 minutes, 27 seconds. VIPER Transitions, a veteran-run job training program that equips service members transitioning from military to civilian life with resources and transferable skills for a successful career, launches its first aircraft maintenance workforce program in partnership with AAR, a leading provider of aviation se...

KSL TV 5PM: Legal proceedings begin for parents suing Salt Lake City School District KSL TV SALT LAKE CITY — After a day of arguments from legislative leaders in the state house and attorneys representing parents in a courthouse that Salt Lake City students should return to classrooms for in-person learning, the school district voted late Tuesday to do just that. A daylong hearing in 3rd District Court centered on a motion seeking to have a judge force the district to resume in-person learnin...

In the courthouse and in the statehouse, two fights were underway Tuesday to have the Salt Lake City School District open up its schools to in-person learning. Late Tuesday, the district voted to send middle and high school students back to classrooms 2 days a week.