Christian Rasmussen has emerged as one of IndyCar's most exhilarating drivers in 2025. The manner of his first career victory at the Milwaukee Mile was befitting of that tag.

Christian Rasmussen takes his first IndyCar career win in Milwaukee over Palou and McLaughlin

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.

The double-header weekend at Iowa Speedway saw two different IndyCar race winners: Pato O’Ward and (predictably) Álex Palou. With two races on the docket instead of the typical one, there was plenty of action with too many storylines to follow them all at once. DIVEBOMB takes a look at the biggest winners and losers from both races.

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.

Outside of Kirkwood’s first oval win, there were plenty of other wins and losses throughout the weekend. DIVEBOMB takes a look at some of the winners and losers from the Gateway 500 weekend.

Credit: Karl Zemlin Both figuratively and literally, IndyCar sophomore Christian Rasmussen was on fire under the lights at World Wide...

Andretti Global driver Kyle Kirkwood took his second consecutive race win of the year, and his first IndyCar win on an oval track.

Of the 33 drivers lining up for the 109th Running of the Indianapolis 500, almost a quarter have suffered wall contact between April’s open test and the Month of May fortnight. 

It has been 13 years since Ed Carpenter Racing (ECR) first entered IndyCar.