Credit: Hope Van Beek Christian Lundgaard strengthened his bid for second place in the 2026 NTT IndyCar Series championship with a runner-up finish in the Freedom 250, capping off an impressive first visit to the American capital. The Arrow McLaren driver finished second behind Kyle Kirkwood after spending the closing stages attempting to cut into the American’s advantage. Lundgaard found brief periods where he held the upper hand, although Kirkwood’s pace across the longer r

Credit: Bella Rosen For the first time in a decade, Monday meant race day for IndyCar. A bizarre feeling, yet the show must go on. And didn’t it just for the Music City Grand Prix; after an intense battle at the front of the field, it was Álex Palou who won his fifth race of the season. Despite Nashville being unlike the typical dominant pace he has shown all season, he got the job done and broke his longest win drought of the season… albeit only being three races since his

Credit: Joe Skibinski Scott Dixon has informed Chip Ganassi Racing that he will not return to the team in 2027. The six-time IndyCar champion has spent over two decades with Ganassi, becoming in sync with the team and building a legacy that has defined an entire era of the series. His departure marks the end of a chapter that has delivered sustained excellence, consistency, and dominance across multiple generations of competition. Dixon sits 10th in the IndyCar standings with

Last weekend marked the third anniversary of the Detroit Grand Prix leaving Belle Isle back in 2023. Similar to the two previous editions, there was plenty of mayhem. Overall, the race had six cautions and 61 pit stops; 19 drivers finished, yet only one could be crowned the winner.

Hope reports on the Firestone Grand Prix of St Petersburg, the opening round of the IndyCar season.