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

As the year comes to a close, DIVEBOMB takes a look at the winners and losers of IndyCar’s final race weekend in 2025.

Team Penske’s Scott McLaughlin has heaped praise on Kyffin Simpson after an epic 11-lap battle to the finish for the final podium spot at Nashville Superspeedway on Sunday.

What a fantastic finale! Drama up front saw incidents aplenty with the lead changing hands numerous times throughout the race before Josef Newgarden would eventually be the one to grab the race with both hands and put a shine on a tumultuous season for both him and Team Penske.

Chip Ganassi has firmly dismissed reports that newly-crowned four-time IndyCar champion Álex Palou could depart the series at the end of the season amid links to Red Bull Racing’s Formula One team.

One would assume losing out on a dominant race win on Lap 235 of 250 would be a cause for considerable anguish. But Álex Palou was delighted with his best oval weekend to date...

Álex Palou has previously seen short ovals as his biggest weakness. But the four-time champion has started to master the art.

Álex Palou would once again prove to be the class of the field as not even a warm Wisconsin afternoon would faze the 2025 Champion who achieved a sixth Pole Position of the season in dominant fashion

Will Power became the fifth race winner of the 2025 IndyCar season after taking victory in the Grand Prix of Portland last weekend. He took the win over Christian Lungdaard and Álex Palou, who sealed his fourth IndyCar title with two races still to go.

Alex Palou has delivered one of the all-time great IndyCar seasons in 2025. But just how historically special has it been?

Álex Palou claimed his third consecutive title, wrapping up the championship battle with a third place finish at the Grand Prix of Portland as Pato O'Ward dropped out of contention.

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

Álex Palou has eight race wins so far in the 2025 IndyCar seasons. That’s a feat he’s tied for completing with IndyCar legends Al Unser Jr., Sebastien Bourdais, Michael Andretti and Tony Bettenhausen. 

Álex Palou is now on the brink of a fourth IndyCar title after his eighth win of this historic 2025 season. He has elevated it to yet another level at Laguna Seca.

Álex Palou's IndyCar championship lead has edged back to 100 points ahead of Pato O'Ward after taking Laguna Seca pole. But the pair are relishing a late-season battle.

Álex Palou took his fifth pole position of the year and his second consecutive pole position at the Laguna Seca track for the Grand Prix of Monterey.

Colton Herta has hailed his Andretti Global team’s street course package after claiming his third pole position in four visits to the Toronto streets.

Álex Palou could very easily have ended up in F1 a few years ago. But he is now heading quickly towards a fourth IndyCar title and is in for the long haul with Chip Ganassi Racing. He tells all to DIVEBOMB.

If there was one kink in Álex Palou’s shining IndyCar armour, it would have been short ovals. But that box is now ticked too. Even the great Scott Dixon is in awe...

Álex Palou has taken a first career short oval victory and seventh of his record-breaking 2025 IndyCar season in a frenetic Race 2 at Iowa Speedway.