The Latest Breaking News from IndyCar

More than three decades ago, he became the first Black man to compete in the Indianapolis 500 and drive a Formula One car.

LOS ANGELES — Flames shot up inside NASCAR Cup Series driver Ty Gibbs’ Toyota while the 20-year-old practiced for the Clash inside the LA Coliseum. As Gibbs pulled over, unhooked his belts and hurried out the window, AMR safety vehicles navigated the unique quarter-mile temporary circuit — a track that…

Tony Kanaan has announced that this year’s 107th running of the Indianapolis 500 will be the final IndyCar race of his career.

Pato O’Ward outpaced his Arrow McLaren team-mates to lead the final IndyCar test day before the season-opening race at St. Petersburg.

Nick Cassidy called it a “big honor” to test for Chip Ganassi Racing-Honda and he could be very interested in racing in IndyCar, but is keeping all his options open for 2024.

Chevrolet says that its initial test of the new IndyCar hybrid unit at Sebring is to establish that it is “fit for purpose” rather than to outpace the non-hybrid cars in it first outing. Chevy's IndyCar program manager Rob Buckner spoke to David Malsher-Lopez.

Later this week, six drivers will be fighting for the four open spots remaining in the 2023 Daytona 500 field.

IndyCar has revealed that it will broadcast to 223 markets in 142 countries in the season ahead.

Formula E race winner Nick Cassidy will sample an IndyCar for the first time this week when he joins Chip Ganassi Racing for a two-day test at Sebring.