What Power did to reverse his IndyCar trend and be champion again
Will Power’s IndyCar career looked to be winding down, but the 2022 season changed everything. And that took changes on Power’s end, too
Will Power’s IndyCar career looked to be winding down, but the 2022 season changed everything. And that took changes on Power’s end, too
Alex Palou’s 2023 Arrow McLaren SP IndyCar move falling through means a reprieve for Felix Rosenqvist. Can it be something more?
Few expected Will Power to win another IndyCar championship so many years after his first. Yet that’s exactly what he’s just done, in one of the series’ closest seasons yet. He joins The Race IndyCar Podcast for an exclusive chaat about what it took
Alex Palou won’t race for Arrow McLaren SP in 2023 like he wanted. Instead, he gets to test in F1 and keep an absolute top-tier IndyCar ride
Alex Palou is making his F1 testing debut for McLaren at Barcelona this week, driving a 2021 car alongside fellow IndyCar star Pato O’Ward
IndyCar 2021 champion Alex Palou will remain within Ganassi’s roster for 2023, despite having initially intended to race for Arrow McLaren SP
The fact Will Power won just one race in the 17-round 2022 IndyCar Series season en route to triumphing in its five-way championship shootout encourages a ‘Mr Consistency’ narrative. A tale of a slower driver racking up steady results and benefits from the troughs of rivals with higher peaks. Is tha
Two-time NASCAR Cup champion Kyle Busch says IndyCar teams should “call me up” about potential Indy 500 rides now that his contract allows him to do it
IndyCar’s five-way championship fight was won by a driver with just one race victory. So who was really the series’ top performer? And who was the worst?
In the first of two episodes of The Race IndyCar Podcast this week, the team look back on Will Power’s route to the 2022 title and outgoing champion Alex Palou’s victory in the Laguna Seca season finale
