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

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

Álex Palou took his fifth pole position and eighth race win of the year at Laguna Seca in the Grand Prix of Monterey. The achievement put him one race closer to breaking the near impossible record of 10 race wins in an IndyCar season.

Eyebrows were raised on Sunday as IndyCar’s race control delayed the deployment of a caution on two separate occasions after incidents at Laguna Seca.

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…

After qualifying, Palou was full of praise for his teammate Kyffin Simpson, who made the Fast 6 for the first time in his IndyCar career and qualified third behind Palou and Christian Lundgaard.

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

Written by Sean McKean Credit - Travis Hinkle / Penske Entertainment One week separated from the Iowa double-header, the IndyCar grid...