Álex Palou is aware that he is in the midst of making IndyCar history. And he is using the gratitude for all of his success to fuel yet more winning.

The argument surrounding IndyCar’s lack of rules to prevent backmarker cars from holding up the race leaders has been reignited after Sunday’s Grand Prix of Portland.

For many years, nobody has excelled more consistently on street courses than Andretti Global. But as is widely the case, Álex Palou and Chip Ganassi Racing are raising the benchmark.

Drivers have greeted IndyCar’s new procedure to instantly deploy a caution following any incident with mixed reactions following Sunday’s Detroit Grand Prix.

Álex Palou started his quest for an IndyCar four-peat with an emphatic win in St. Pete. So is he really still getting better again?

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...

Through strategy chaos and mayhem on track, Álex Palou reigned supreme for the sixth time in 2025 with victory at Road America with a masterful fuel-save effort.

With four wins and a second place in the first five races of 2025, Álex Palou has a 97-point championship lead and is off to the best start to a season since AJ Foyt in 1964. Even his competitors are in awe.

Alex Palou has extended his IndyCar championship lead to 60 points after only four races, taking a third win of the 2025 season. And he believes his 14th and latest win may well have been his best yet.