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The Iceman became the Ironman of IndyCar on Saturday. Scott Dixon kept his cool after getting spun around on the opening lap of the Indianapolis Grand Prix, used Graham Rahal’s late pit stop to take the lead and then held off the hard-charging pole winner for his first victory of the season by 0.4779 seconds. “Crazy day for me, I thought I had a fantastic start, picked up about five spots and then got to (turn) seven and there was a bit of a backup there and just got spun around,” said Dixon, who had his 200th podium finish.

(Reuters) - A fresh row over 2021 champion Alex Palou's IndyCar future flared up on Saturday after his Chip Ganassi Racing team reacted angrily to McL...

Shane van Gisbergen has spent six weeks getting acclimated to his new celebrity racing status.

Despite all of the hype, the fact is that Arrow McLaren are currently nowhere close to being a top-tier IndyCar team. What can they do to change that?

Scott Dixon didn't expect much as a young New Zealand racer. The Iceman is now IndyCar's Ironman. Dixon on Saturday will move past Tony Kanaan for a record 319th consecutive