Al Unser Jr. Arrested In Indiana
Two-time Indianapolis 500 winner Al Unser Jr. has been arrested.
Marco Andretti Unlikely To Be Present For IndyCar Races
Don’t expect to see Marco Andretti in any capacity at many NTT IndyCar Series races this year, other than the 105th Indianapolis 500, according to his father and team owner Michael Andretti.
Montoya Winding Down His Racing Career
Colombian race car driver Juan Pablo Montoya is entering what may be the final chapter of his North American racing career.
Former IndyCar Series Racer Beatriz Arrested In Brazil
Ana Beatriz, a Brazilian racer who made four starts in the Indianapolis 500, has been arrested in her native Brazil as part of an alleged embezzlement and money-laundering scheme.
Bob Jenkins Diagnosed With Brain Cancer
Veteran motorsports announcer Bob Jenkins, known by millions for his role behind the microphone during the Indianapolis 500 and other motorsports events, announced Tuesday that he is battling brain cancer.
IMS Issues Statement Regarding Month Of May Events
Indianapolis Motor Speedway officials have issued a statement regarding the status of its events in May in the wake of the recommendation announced Sunday by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention that groups of 50 people or more not meet for at least eight weeks.
Penske Issues Letter To Fans Ahead Of 104th Indy 500
Roger Penske, the owner of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, the Indianapolis 500 and IndyCar, sent a letter Thursday morning to the fans, expressing his deepest disappointment they won’t be able to attend Sunday’s 104th Indianapolis 500.
A.J. Foyt Survives Another Killer Bee Attack
Racing legend A.J. Foyt survived another attack by Africanized Killer Bees while working on his ranch in West Texas on Wednesday.
Penske Corp. Acquiring IMS & IndyCar Series
Roger Penske already figuratively owned Indianapolis Motor Speedway thanks to his 18 victories in the Indianapolis 500, but now he'll literally own the legendary race track.
Penske Unveils Major Plans To Boost IMS & Indy 500
A wide-ranging, multifaceted plan to boost and strengthen the Indianapolis 500 presented by Gainbridge and Indianapolis Motor Speedway was unveiled Thursday.
