The Latest Breaking News from IndyCar

Jimmie Johnson is returning to NASCAR: "I did not see this in my future."

Jimmie Johnson will return to the NASCAR Cup Series in 2023 as an owner-driver, after the seven-time champion agreed a deal to buy into the Petty GMS Racing outfit.

Tony Kanaan will drive Arrow McLaren SP's fourth car in the 2023 Indianapolis 500, the team has confirmed.

Arrow McLaren SP-Chevrolet has announced that NTT Data will be primary sponsor of Felix Rosenqvist’s car in 2023, and that Tony Kanaan will pilot the team’s fourth car in the Indianapolis 500.

Roger Penske, owner of IndyCar and Indianapolis Motor Speedway, says Penske Entertainment is currently seeking to add more ovals to the schedule in the years ahead, but there is nothing concrete to report yet.

Four-time Indianapolis 500 winner and three-time Indy car champion Rick Mears reflects on what makes the historic Milwaukee Mile such a great venue for fast open-wheel cars.

Daniel Ricciardo only has three races left on his McLaren contract and is weighing up his options as he looks to remain in the sport ahead of a possible 2024 return

Cumberland County, Tennessee, is a beautiful part of the world and, if you're a racing fan – competitor or spectator – it just got more attractive yet. But what will it take for Flatrock Motorsports Park to become a lasting success? David Malsher-Lopez spoke to those in the know.

Alex Palou does not see any competition with fellow IndyCar driver Pato O’Ward in McLaren’s testing programme, saying he is “not chasing” a move across to Formula 1.