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.

Sebastian Murray suffered one of the biggest crashes in recent memory in Indy NXT at Mid-Ohio in July. He recalls the concussion he suffered and his recovery in the weeks after.

Andretti newbie Sebastian Murray topped Indy NXT's annual IMS test last week. He spoke to DIVEBOMB two days later...

Newly-named Andretti Global reserve driver Lochie Hughes got immediately down to business in his fresh role with his first IndyCar test last Monday.

Dennis Hauger took the big decision to move from F2 to Indy NXT in pursuit of IndyCar this year. And his 2025 season has turned into a memorable one...

With the championship wrapped up by Dennis Hauger, a gloves-off weekend beckoned at Nashville Superspeedway to round-out the 14-race Indy NXT season.

Indy NXT champion Dennis Hauger is working hard to try and find a landing spot in the IndyCar field for the 2026 campaign as the driver market ramps up.

Two-time IndyCar champion and 2018 Indianapolis 500 winner Will Power will replace Colton Herta at Andretti Global for the 2026 season as Herta joins Cadillac Formula One Team as test driver.

Colton Herta is leaving IndyCar for a role as test driver for Cadillac Formula One Team, which debuts as an 11th team on the F1 grid in 2026.

Heading to the penultimate round of the Indy NXT season at the Milwaukee Mile last weekend, Andretti Global rookie Dennis Hauger’s task was clear: beat HMD Motorsports rival Caio Collet and the championship was his with a race spare.

With Portland in the rearview mirror, the right-turn portion of the Indy NXT season is complete and only two races remain in 2025. DIVEBOMB tells the key stories…

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.

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

As IndyCar heads into the homestretch of its 2025 season, Round 14 at the iconic Laguna Seca circuit is underway. And it was an eventful opening practice session to begin the weekend’s proceedings on Friday…

Pato O’Ward took his second IndyCar win of the year on the streets of Toronto this past weekend. DIVEBOMB takes a look at some of the big winners and losers from the weekend.

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.

While Friday should provide some of the most valuable lessons for a race weekend, IndyCar’s teams have come away from the longest practice session of this weekend’s Indy Toronto with the feeling that they have barely learned a thing.

IndyCar is headed to Toronto this weekend, to one of Andretti Global’s best tracks on the calendar. In the past four IndyCar races in Toronto they’ve had at least one driver on the podium, and last year Colton Herta and Kyle Kirkwood took a stunning 1-2 finish in both qualifying and the race.

As Dennis Hauger extended his Indy NXT championship lead to 76 points, there was a new winner as Myles Rowe stood on the top step of the podium at Iowa Speedway. DIVEBOMB breaks down the key stories and how the weekend unfolded…

Dennis Hauger extended his Indy NXT championship lead to 47 points ahead of fellow rookie and Andretti Global teammate Lochie Hughes with a fifth victory in eight races at Mid-Ohio. DIVEBOMB tells the key stories from a weekend marred by a major crash…