The upcoming section of the IndyCar 101 Series focuses on the anatomy of an IndyCar. We will examine the chassis, engines, and tires and how these components can vary depending on the track.

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Yes, the state-of-the-art race shop in Fishers is nearing completion. Here's why Andretti Global's parent company needed additional shop space.

Indianapolis Motor Speedway has pulled back the curtain on the ticket design for this year’s upcoming Indianapolis 500. The ...

Back-to-back defending Indy 500 winner Josef Newgarden and IndyCar and IMS president Doug Boles unveiled this year's Indy 500 ...

Two-time defending champion Josef Newgarden, who is going for an unprecedented three-peat in this year’s running of The ...

Josef Newgarden is a popular driver because he has won back-to-back Indianapolis 500s. And people might wonder where he's from after seeing his name. Here’s your answer: He’s from the United ...

The differences between a NASCAR Cup Series car and an INDYCAR car are pretty obvious. The stock car looks a little bit like the car folks can drive on the street. Its wheels don’t stick out ...

Race day is for the NTT IndyCar Series opener is March 2 on the 1.8-mile, 14-turn temporary street circuit at downtown St.