Grosjean claims his third IndyCar pole in Barber qualifying
Romain Grosjean became IndyCar’s first repeat pole winner in 2023 with his third career pole, beating 2021 winner Alex Palou to the honour
Podcast: IndyCar’s newest winner Kirkwood on his dramatic rise
IndyCar’s latest race winner Kyle Kirkwood joins this week’s The Race IndyCar Podcast to discuss his remarkable rise
Erratic IndyCar winner faces obscurity without big turnaround
Rinus Veekay’s Indycar career is at risk of stalling after a woeful start to the 2023 IndyCar season, if he can’t improve his results soon
Ilott’s no-nonsense nature now a better fit for IndyCar elite
Callum Ilott has long been courted by IndyCar’s elite for a 2024 seat and his “no bulls***” nature shouldn’t put them off as our American Editor Jack Benyon explains
Indy 500 bumping returns as 34th entry announced
The 2023 Indianapolis 500 field is set at 34 cars, marking the return of the jeopardy of ‘bumping’ where one entry won’t make the race
IndyCar’s aero changes designed to revitalise the Indy 500
The tweaks IndyCar introduced to improve the racing at Texas Motor Speedway paid off spectacularly well. Now it’s time to see if it can have similar success with adjustments for the most important oval of all: Indianapolis
Everything you need to know about Indy 500 build-up day one
The 2023 Indianapolis 500 build-up has begun. Here’s everything that happened on a packed first day of the test that now effectively commences IndyCar’s ‘Month of May’
Seven things to know ahead of the first 2023 Indy 500 test
This week’s two-day Indianapolis 500 open test is the first chance to get a taste of this year’s event in action. The Race’s American Editor Jack Benyon explains seven key things to watch out for ahead of the test
Team-mate drama + death threats – Ilott’s Long Beach explained
Whether it was asking for crash damage to be repaid, crashing, team-mate drama or death threats on social media, Callum Ilott had a rough Long Beach race that we explain and outline what it means for IndyCar fans and viewers
The generational divide IndyCar’s clash row exposes
A decade ago, would a driver have overtaken, say, Dario Franchitti the way Pato O’Ward did on Scott Dixon in Long Beach? Probably not – but JR Hildebrand ponders whether that’s just the way IndyCar racecraft has evolved
