IndyCar's weird 2024 calendar could work against Palou
A particularly intriguing second-half of the IndyCar calendar with a massive curveball for the current leader requires a deep dive into data to work out the series' real championship favourites
A particularly intriguing second-half of the IndyCar calendar with a massive curveball for the current leader requires a deep dive into data to work out the series' real championship favourites
Alex Palou destroying the opposition, a wild weekend for record-breaking Romain Grosjean and a controversial yellow flag trend make up the talking points of this week’s The Race IndyCar Podcast
All eyes were bound to be on Nolan Siegel on his McLaren IndyCar debut after Theo Pourchaire was controversially moved aside. And 12th place looked perfectly decent on paper, too - but his Laguna Seca race also included a major error. So how well did he really get on?
There was a runaway winner in IndyCar's Laguna Seca race - despite it looking as though he was on a less favourable strategy. See who else starred and who flopped - big time - in our pick of winners and losers
McLaren's case for dropping Theo Pourchaire for Nolan Siegel just doesn't look logical, argues Jack Benyon
McLaren has made yet another shock IndyCar switch by immediately dropping F2 champion Theo Pourchaire for teenager Nolan Siegel, just weeks after it replaced the injured David Malukas with Pourchaire
When David Malukas injured his wrist pre-season, he thought he'd be back after a couple of races. Then his recovery got delayed, and McLaren dropped him. Now he's got another chance with Shank in IndyCar - and while the start is bound to be tough, his comeback offers a big potential upside
In a new court document seen by The Race, Alex Palou claims he would be free to leave Chip Ganassi Racing to drive for McLaren if it offered him a full-time Formula 1 seat for 2025.
Two years on from his F1 snub, Colton Herta is no closer to the superlicence points target - or, it seems, to realising his IndyCar potential.
Agustin Canapino will be back in IndyCar at Laguna Seca, which wasn't as much of a given as it might've been after the social media furore he was involved in. But he's made clear efforts to get the situation under control; if that sticks, he has the chance to restore his against-the-odds narrative
