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There has been several IndyCar and Indy NXT news since their season finales at Laguna Seca and IndyCar Weekly provides you the round-up of all the stories on-and-off the track.

AJ Foyt Racing has announced the signing of Josh Pierson for the 2027 IndyCar Series season in the No.4 entry, as Pierson makes the step up from Indy NXT.

IndyCar's latest calendar addition in Barcelona is the headline story in the 2027 calendar but what else can be taken away from the other 16 races that make up 2027?

In 2027, IndyCar’s first European race in two decades will serve as a significant growth opportunity. With the series bound for Barcelona, here’s why that is the case...

IndyCar has announced the second phase of its 2027 calendar, confirming the remaining nine races of the season, including a historic return to Europe with the addition of Barcelona to the calendar while the races at Nashville and Washington, D.C. have been dropped from the schedule.

For the first time since 2013, IndyCar will venture outside of North America after the series announced a multi-year deal with the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya, starting from 2027.

Newly crowned five-time IndyCar champion Álex Palou was the unlikely pace-setter in his first-ever outing in Indy NXT machinery in the annual Chris Griffis test.

IndyCar’s all-new Dallara IR28 returned to road-and-street course specification for a two-day test at the punishing Sebring International Raceway this week.

Abbi Pulling has a fresh consideration to make when deciding her future plans following a successful first Indy NXT test with Andretti Global last month. Here's why...

After his shock Arrow McLaren exit, Christian Lundgaard has been picked up by Chip Ganassi Racing for their iconic No.9 car. This is the story of how the deal was struck.

Chip Ganassi Racing (CGR) has confirmed their signing of Christian Lundgaard, who will join the team for the 2027 season, taking over the No. 9 Honda following Scott Dixon's departure to Arrow McLaren.

For the second successive season, FOX Sports has recorded significant IndyCar viewership growth in 2026. DIVEBOMB breaks down some of the key statistics…

AJ Foyt Racing has announced that the 2026 IndyCar Rookie of the Year Dennis Hauger will pilot the No.14 car for 2027 onwards.

While IndyCar’s 2026 season was wrapping up on-track at WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca, the look ahead to 2027 continued, as multiple drivers secured their seat on the grid for next season and beyond. One of those was the long-awaited driver announcement from Dreyer & Reinbold Racing (DRR), who confirmed Conor Daly’s return to IndyCar after a year away from full-time competition.

Kyle Kirkwood ended his strongest IndyCar season yet with second place at the Grand Prix of Monterey, securing the same position in the championship after a controlled drive at Laguna Seca. It was a well-deserved end to a season in which Kirkwood continued to build confidence and consistency, giving him plenty to be proud of as he looks ahead to the next challenge.

After enduring a nervous wait in IndyCar's season finale, Dennis Hauger was crowned 2026 Rookie of the Year. But what does Hauger think of his season and how do things look for a return in 2027?

Scott McLaughlin ended 2026 on the perfect note as he won IndyCar's season finale at WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca. For one last time this year, DIVEBOMB IndyCar Correspondent Dan Jones graded how all 25 drivers fared in IndyCar's season finale.

Nikita Johnson was crowned the youngest-ever Indy NXT champion in 2026. The 18-year-old tells the inside story of his and Cape Motorsports' remarkable season.

DIVEBOMB tells the story of how the final chapter of a season-long Indy NXT title battle unfolded, as the fight came down to the finale...

Scott McLaughlin went two years and a total 35 races without an IndyCar win. But he has finished the 2026 season with a statement return to Victory Lane.