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Part 2 of RACER’s mid-season IndyCar reflections opens with the most dominant team in the series and follows with a few teams who have no hope of catching them but could contribute one or two drivers to fill some of its upcoming vacancies in 2024. CHIP GANASSI RACING Marcus Ericsson, No.

It’s strange to have gotten through the first half of the season without a Scott Dixon victory. It’s stranger still to put nine of 17 NTT IndyCar Series races in the books without a pole or win from reigning champion Will Power.

Brad Pitt did not stall his car when being coached by professional drivers, while a Sky F1 presenter gave crucial advice to movie-makers at

In his second season as an IndyCar Series driver, 21-year-old David Malukas believes its time to leave Dale Coyne Racing for a bigger IndyCar team.

Purdue University has entered a partnership with the Superstar Racing Experience (SRX) series to introduce its new urban campus in Indianapolis. Coming off the approval to dissolve IUPUI and launch Purdue University in Indianapolis in 2024, with multiple locations throughout the city and degrees ...

The Nevada Appeal, the Silver States oldest continuously run newspaper, first published on May 16, 1865.

Embarking on a captivating journey through the annals of Formula 1, we delve into the remarkable tale of the Williams FW09, an unassuming gem that sparke...

Last week, Alex Palou confided that he doesn't believe his performance has altered much since the inaugural races of the season, attributing his rec...

Things could not be going better for Alex Palou, who at the Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course won his third consecutive NTT Indycar Series race to extend his championship lead...

Crash IndyCar journalist Chad Smith goes through the field to hand out driver ratings for the Honda Indy 200 at Mid-Ohio.