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Will Andretti Global return next year with a three- or four-car NTT IndyCar Series team? The answer is imminent, according to Andretti COO Rob Edwards. “I would hope within the next 10 days to two weeks that we will decide what we're doing there,” Edwards told RACER.

Sting Ray Robb was about five years old when he first got behind the wheel of a motorized go-kart. Not the Big Wheels battery operated kind — one with rubber

Former F1 driver believes he is owed something after release from IndyCar team.

ONTARIO — If you keep track of IndyCar Racing, the name Sting Ray Robb may be familiar to you. The 22-year-old Idaho native raced in his first professional race at

Following the 2023 season finale, there are still several open seats in the 2024 IndyCar driver lineup. Here's a rundown of what we know so far.

Alex Palou raced to his second IndyCar championship, but that wasnt the only highlight from the recently concluded season.

IndyCar’s newly crowned Rookie of the Year Marcus Armstrong believes that he is ready to take on his first full IndyCar season in 2024, thanks to great preparation with the Chip Ganassi Racing Honda team, but said he was happy with his year’s work, winning the rookie title against the odds.

More than any season in recent history, the 2023 NTT IndyCar Series is speeding towards a massive year-to-year change where some of the favorite drivers are moving to new homes, some of its legends are facing major transitions, and a few of the sport’s great crew members are heading off to new pas...

When the going gets most chaotic, nobody in the NTT IndyCar Series finds a smooth path to victory lane better than Scott Dixon. Dixon did it again Sunday, overcoming a starting...

Arrow McLaren adding David Malukas to fill seat previously occupied by Felix Rosenqvist.