Scott Dixon’s second win in two races, what that means for his title chances, the state of the driver market – with big moves announced and more names joining the fray – and more get The Race IndyCar Podcast treatment this week
Scott Dixon has won the last two IndyCar races from 15th and 16th. If he’s not even the fastest driver but is capable of doing that, current points leader Alex Palou probably has something to think about – even if he remains in control of his destiny
IndyCar veteran Simon Pagenaud will not return to racing in the series this year, having not been medically cleared to participate in either of the final two rounds, as per his team Meyer Shank Racing
A Scott Dixon win on an alternate strategy at the Gateway oval means the 2023 IndyCar title battle goes on
Josef Newgarden will lead the IndyCar field in Sunday’s Gateway race after qualifying pacesetter Scott McLaughlin’s grid penalty is applied
In his first media appearance since a new legal battle engulfed, IndyCar points leader Alex Palou called the situation “sad” and said he “would have liked to have done things differently”
Callum Ilott doesn’t seem to be that high up any of the major IndyCar teams’ 2024 shopping lists. That’s their loss, says Jack Benyon, especially considering Ilott’s oval form and his performance with his one of IndyCar’s smallest teams
Barring some miracle, Alex Palou will wrap up a second IndyCar title sooner or later. While he’s been at an incredible level in 2023, where have those left trailing in his wake lost the most ground over the course of the season?
Andretti’s signing of Marcus Ericsson strongly suggests Romain Grosjean is out. Can he find another IndyCar seat?
Ganassi’s 2022 Indy 500 winner Marcus Ericsson will leave the team after a protracted contract saga, joining IndyCar rival Andretti
