Indycar

IndyCar hits the iconic one-mile Phoenix oval this week with Scott Dixon leading testing for the March race. Firestone teams up with the series to fine-tune tire and tech setups on the newly repaved track.

Closing statements are in as McLaren pursues nearly $20 million in damages against Alex Palou for backing out of his IndyCar deal. The high-stakes legal battle exposes broken promises, lost sponsorships, and fierce courtroom drama.

Williams will return to using a version of its famous old 'W' logo for the 2026 season, a nod back to the team's title-winning success of the past.

Pole sitter Kyle Kirkwood could have chased bigger bucks and bigger teams this offseason. Instead, he opted to stay put. Here’s why the hottest driver on the IndyCar grid locked in his future early.

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Andretti Global on Monday announced IndyCar driver Kyle Kirkwood has signed a multi-year contact extension to remain in the No. 27 for the organization.

Kyle Larson won his second NASCAR title on Sunday, but even he didn't feel right seeing another championship slip through Denny Hamlin's fingers.

The rising star Kyle Kirkwood confirms his commitment to Andretti Global with a multi-year extension through 2026 and beyond, promising to be a key contender in the future of IndyCar racing alongside top drivers like Will Power and Marcus Ericsson.

Former IndyCar rivals Colton Herta and Pato O’Ward have diverging paths—Herta’s decision to race in Formula 2 next year is driven by a clear goal: securing a future Formula 1 seat with Cadillac, the new American F1 team debuting in 2026.

Arrow McLaren strengthens its engineering team with the addition of Olivier Boisson, a proven race-winning engineer who reunites with team principal Tony Kanaan amid a crucial period of personnel changes.

In a significant personnel shift, Brian Barnhart and Kyle Sagan have left Arrow McLaren to join Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing (RLL), marking a reunion with former IndyCar president Jay Frye and promising fresh momentum for RLL's IndyCar program.

Ed Carpenter Racing’s lawsuit against former sponsor Todd Ault and his associated businesses has been dismissed.

Al Speyer, the driving force behind Firestone’s triumphant return to IndyCar and other top-level open-wheel series, has passed away. His legacy is etched in tire dominance and motorsport excellence over a remarkable 39-year career.

Marco Andretti, the last active heir of a legendary racing dynasty, has announced his retirement from motorsports after two decades in IndyCar, closing a pivotal chapter in one of racing's greatest families.

Marco Andretti is retiring from racing, a decision that likely means the "Andretti Curse" at the Indianapolis 500 will never end.

Marco Andretti, the third-generation racing ace carrying one of motorsport’s most storied names, has officially called time on his career after more than 20 years competing at the highest levels.