Today’s question: In a hectic October of INDYCAR news, what news nugget from this month will we still talk about next summer? Curt Cavin: I’ll remember thinking back to Oct.
Marco Andretti announced Wednesday that he has decided to end his career as a race car driver. The 38-year-old grandson of racing legend Mario Andretti has competed in 20 Indianapolis 500s.
Popular Indianapolis 500 and INDYCAR SERIES veteran Marco Andretti announced his retirement as a driver Oct. 29. Andretti, 38, the respective grandson and son of INDYCAR SERIES legends Mario Andretti and Michael Andretti, first competed full time in the INDYCAR SERIES in 2006.
Myles Rowe began preparation for the 2026 INDY NXT by Firestone season with ABEL Motorsports during the Chris Griffis Memorial Test on Monday on the Indianapolis Motor Speedway road course.
The exclusive renewal period begins at 10 a.m. ET Tuesday, Oct. 28 for the 2026 Firestone Grand Prix of St. Petersburg. Fans who purchased 3-Day Grandstand tickets to the 2025 race weekend are eligible and will have until Monday, Nov.
Sebastian Murray laid down the first marker for the 2026 INDY NXT by Firestone season, leading the Chris Griffis Memorial Test on Oct. 27 on the Indianapolis Motor Speedway road course.
A bumper crop of 24 drivers is testing today on the Indianapolis Motor Speedway road course during the annual Chris Griffis Memorial Test for INDY NXT by Firestone.
The bad news continues to roll in for the Boston Bruins. Depth defenseman Jordan Harris is set to miss “a bit” with a lower-body injury, after stepping up to fill in for the injured Hampus Lindholm.
Since being named INDYCAR president in February, longtime Indianapolis Motor Speedway President J. Douglas Boles (photo, above) has literally been at the epicenter of all things INDYCAR and IMS.
Dutch driver Rinus VeeKay has signed with Juncos Hollinger Racing for the 2026 NTT IndyCar Series. VeeKay, 25, competed with Dale Coyne Racing in 2025 following five seasons with Ed Carpenter Racing.
Will Buxton, a Formula 1 broadcaster and media personality, has sparked a new debate on the subject of the racing world by describing the FIA rule on super license as ridiculous and outmoded after a recent effort by Colton Herta to join F1 collapsed.
The baseless allegation has come to life: Colton Herta is going to Formula 1. The American star, who is known to drive with fearless style in IndyCar, has earned himself a coveted spot on the F1 grid- one of the largest U.S.
Formula 1 veteran Mick Schumacher will participate in an NTT IndyCar Series test next month with Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing, the team announced Friday.
Well, here we go again. Another Sunday, another IndyCar driver taking an unexpected helicopter ride courtesy of some questionable racing decisions. This time, it was David Malukas who got the VIP medical transport treatment after a spectacular meeting with the wall at Nashville Superspeedway that had everyone holding their breath.