AJ Foyt Racing have undergone significant improvement in the past two seasons. With Caio Collet and Santino Ferrucci, they are looking to continue that trajectory in 2026.

Dan gives you the round-up of all IndyCar and Indy NXT news between the 9th and 15th of November including Indy 500 signings, contract renewals and even more testing

Dan gives you the round-up of IndyCar and Indy NXT news between the 2nd and 8th November including key contracts, champions being crowned and even more silly season.

AJ Foyt Racing has announced the signing of Brazilian driver Caio Collet for the 2026 NTT IndyCar Series, marking the 23-year-old’s full-time debut in the series.

Dan gives you the round-up of IndyCar and Indy NXT news between the 18th and 25th October including testing, Indy NXT driver transfers and new Indy NXT teams

A front-row start at the Milwaukee Mile continues an impressive qualifying year for David Malukas. Pieces of the puzzle at AJ Foyt Racing continue to fall into place.

IndyCar’s final road course qualifying session of 2025 has ended with the same team leading the way that headed the field for the first road course event of the season. DIVEBOMB details the reaction from the lead drivers

David Malukas insists there remain no updates on what his IndyCar future may hold amid continued links with a switch to Team Penske.

One of the most traditional IndyCar teams, AJ Foyt Racing celebrates six decades of existence, with many stories in its tail.

As rumours continue to swirl about his future, David Malukas is staying focused at the task at hand. From mental coaching to football manager, this is the story of his development as an IndyCar driver.

At the start of 2025, Santino Ferrucci suggested that AJ Foyt Racing could be title contenders. After a challenging start to the season, glimpses of why he was so optimistic are emerging.

For the third week in succession, IndyCar has handed out a penalty for a car failing technical inspection. But Santino Ferrucci has been allowed to keep his career-best second-place finish.

David Malukas knows his wrist may never again be as it was before his pre-season dislocation in a mountain biking accident last year. But the 23-year-old Chicago native is not letting any restriction in his left hand limit his career. 

This time one year ago, David Malukas was no longer an IndyCar driver. Now, he is an Indianapolis 500 runner-up.