Tom Blackburn

The NTT IndyCar Series is about to put on the first Challenge exhibition in the Roger Penske-owned era this weekend at the Thermal Club.

No points or championship concerns are on the line at this weekend’s NTT IndyCar Series race at the Thermal Club. Only glory and money awaits the winner.

Rosenqvist and Palou will lead their respective heat races to green before Sunday's main event.

IndyCar's first running of the $1 Million Challenge left ample room for adjustment and improvement.

Finally, the first of this season’s two four-week gaps is over, and the NTT IndyCar Series is back on track Sunday (April 21) with the 40th running of the Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach. This is the second most prestigious race on the calendar, and every driver wants to add this trophy to their collection. It is a tough, 1.9-mile street circuit, with various stretches of new asphalt mixed with aging pavement that make the entries for all 11 turns some of the most challenging all year.

Scott Dixon held off the field and used another fuel saving strategy call to win a wild finish at the 40th running of the Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach.

First, INDYCAR president Mark Miles said it. Now, Zak Brown alluded to a similar line of thinking: The way to build value in the sport is to freeze its growth.

There are nearly too many stories to watch in IndyCar's upcoming race at Barber.

A week of controversy that draped Scott McLaughlin and his fellow Team Penske squad didn’t stand in his way, as he dominated to win and repeat in the Alabama’s Children Indy Grand Prix on Sunday (April 28).

A enduring and unique feature of the Indianapolis 500 is the teams and drivers that plan to make that race the only IndyCar event they compete in for the year. The race is so fabled among the racing community that it draws drivers to its grid that are retired from full-time competition, from other corners of the sport such as Formula 1 or NASCAR and every so often, a surprise return that hasn’t wheeled an IndyCar in years.