Why does IndyCar’s top driver keep getting engine penalties?
IndyCar points leader Alex Palou has been hit with two engine penalties this year already, and there’s another one on the way
Power holds off Grosjean for Indy road course victory
Will Power scored his first and Team Penske’s second IndyCar race win of the year on the Indianapolis road course, holding off a charging Romain Grosjean
Lundgaard’s startling debut puts him in 2022 IndyCar mix
Alpine Formula 1 junior Christian Lundgaard breezed into IndyCar and qualified fourth for his debut with minimal preparation. Jack Benyon looks at how he did it and what it means for his 2022 options
O’Ward gives McLaren Indy pole, Lundgaard stars on debut
Pato O’Ward took Indianapolis road course IndyCar pole for Arrow McLaren SP, while debutant Christian Lundgaard joined Romain Grosjean on row two
Albon chasing IndyCar options as 2022 F1 fallback
Red Bull junior driver Alex Albon is chasing a move to IndyCar as a fallback option in case he misses out on a 2022 Formula 1 seat, and says the “odds could go up” if he enjoys this weekend in Indianapolis
McLaren’s best and worst moments in IndyCar so far
With McLaren significantly stepping up its IndyCar involvement, we take a look back at the highs and lows of its partnership with Schmidt Peterson so far
Is Grosjean’s Indy return his best chance of a maiden win?
Romain Grosjean’s return to Indianapolis this weekend could represent his best chance of securing his maiden IndyCar race win, at a crucial time with his 2022 future open
Podcast: Ericsson’s IndyCar title prospects after bizarre win
The bizarre and exciting debut of the Nashville street circuit – and what it does for winner Marcus Ericsson’s title bid is the hot topic – on this week’s The Race IndyCar Podcast
Investing big – McLaren’s plan to conquer IndyCar
McLaren has bought equity in its IndyCar team, but what does that mean for the future? The Race spoke to Zak Brown and others behind the deal to find out
The lessons for Herta from his Nashville agony
Colton Herta was the class of the IndyCar field in Nashville – by far. Yet he ended the race in the wall and furious with himself. Jack Benyon assesses the good and bad of Herta’s performance
