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

Linus Lundqvist was IndyCar Rookie of the Year in 2024. But this year, he has been struck with the familiar sadness of the sidelines as he looks to rebuild an IndyCar career that fell apart.

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.

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…

Recovery drives have been the theme of Pato O'Ward's 2025 season, but the Mexican ensured that this recovery drive would be the most worthwhile one yet at Toronto.

Pato O'Ward won the Indy Toronto race after starting from 11th on the grid. Behind him, Dale Coyne Racing's Rinus VeeKay took his first podium since 2022, and Chip Ganassi Racing's Kyffin Simpson grabbed his maiden IndyCar podium.

After his fair share of finishing second to Josef Newgarden, it was Pato O'Ward's turn to outduel his rival at Iowa Speedway on Saturday evening.

The Indy 200 at Mid-Ohio crowned Scott Dixon the third race winner of the 2025 IndyCar season, while championship leader Álex Palou came in second. DIVEBOMB takes a look at who did well this weekend and whose performance fell short.

If every loss is a lesson, Pato O’Ward has learned more than any other driver at the Indianapolis 500 over the past half-decade. Over the past six years, the Mexican’s relationship with the Indianapolis Motor Speedway has been nothing short of complicated. 

Tony Kanaan returned to the IMS oval for what could be the final time to run an Indy 500 refresher session. But he is more than content in his role leading the Arrow McLaren IndyCar team...

Alex Palou has credited no longer having off-track distractions as a key part of his IndyCar success following past contractual disputes.

Who (aside from Álex Palou) had a good weekend in Barber? And who struggled the most? DIVEBOMB take a look at the winners and losers from the IndyCar Grand Prix of Alabama.

Taking back-to-back podiums only three races into his Arrow McLaren IndyCar career, Christian Lundgaard is already making a statement in what has always felt like a team led by Pato O'Ward.

O'Ward and Lundgaard finished one-two for Arrow McLaren in qualifying at Thermal as pole-sitter O'Ward broke a near three-year pole drought.

Pato O'Ward, Christian Lundgaard and Nolan Siegel preview McLaren's 2025 season during IndyCar's content days