Revised Nashville track to be finale in IndyCar calendar revamp
Nashville’s popular street circuit will move to IndyCar’s season finale slot for 2024, using a revised circuit that takes the course past the city’s Country Music Hall of Fame
Nashville’s popular street circuit will move to IndyCar’s season finale slot for 2024, using a revised circuit that takes the course past the city’s Country Music Hall of Fame
This week’s episode of The Race IndyCar Podcast features not one but two driver guests – with winners of the three most recents races, Josef Newgarden and Christian Lundgaard, on hand to tackle our questions
Andretti has vacancies in its IndyCar line-up for 2024 – so could its newly-crowned Formula E champion Jake Dennis, who has already tested with Andretti’s IndyCar squad, be tempted to make the switch?
Simon Pagenaud’s post-crash IndyCar absence will continue in Nashville – but it means a belated debut for an Indy Lights champion
IndyCar championship leader Alex Palou has been linked with two Formula 1 teams for a possible race seat in 2024
Michael Andretti’s strong criticism of “really frustrating” Romain Grosjean’s driving approach and handling of the team make it seem even more likely that the ex-Formula 1 driver will lose his Andretti Autosport IndyCar seat for 2024. Jack Benyon argues that would be the wrong move
The latest blockbuster move in IndyCar’s wild silly season could be Marcus Ericsson replacing fellow ex-F1 driver Romain Grosjean. Our American Editor Jack Benyon explains the latest developments at each team
Josef Newgarden took 46 points from Alex Palou’s IndyCar lead in one weekend. But considering the gap is still 80 points, so has it changed the title race in any way? It might end up being irrelevant, but his Iowa brilliance is the only thing that’s put him in the conversation
Josef Newgarden notched his fifth and sixth IndyCar wins at Iowa last weekend, but did it have a big effect on the title race considering Alex Palou took third in race two? The Race IndyCar Podcast investigates
Team Penske’s Josef Newgarden took a second IndyCar victory in a row at Iowa, his sixth at the track, and cut Alex Palou’s championship lead to 80 points in the process – but not without a late caution creating a tense showdown.
