IndyCar's first race at Phoenix Raceway since 2018 was a thriller. So what made the NASCAR-shared weekend such a success?

David Malukas insists he is ready to win a race and move on from the ‘Lil’ Dave’ tag that has remained with him since his sophomore season with Dale Coyne Racing in 2023.

After years of near-misses, David Malukas finally claimed his first IndyCar career pole by leading the charts at Phoenix in his first oval race with team Penske. He will share the front row alongside Penske teammate Josef Newgarden amidst a standout Friday for Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing.

Having topped his first official oval session for Team Penske, David Malukas is embracing the similarities between Phoenix Raceway and World Wide Technology Raceway.

David Malukas topped the times in the first day of IndyCar's Unser Open Test at Phoenix Raceway

Two years ago, David Malukas was facing a possible career-ending injury. But now in 2026, he is gearing up to debut for Team Penske as Will Power's replacement.

Will Power's exit from Team Penske felt unceremonious. But at the same time, a worthy heir is inbound in David Malukas. Both can be true...

David Malukas has joined Team Penske from AJ Foyt Racing on a multi-year deal, beginning in 2026.

As the year comes to a close, DIVEBOMB takes a look at the winners and losers of IndyCar’s final race weekend in 2025.

A front-row start at the Milwaukee Mile continues an impressive qualifying year for David Malukas. Pieces of the puzzle at AJ Foyt Racing continue to fall into place.

Álex Palou would once again prove to be the class of the field as not even a warm Wisconsin afternoon would faze the 2025 Champion who achieved a sixth Pole Position of the season in dominant fashion

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.

As rumours continue to swirl about his future, David Malukas is staying focused at the task at hand. From mental coaching to football manager, this is the story of his development as an IndyCar driver.

IndyCar took to the track at the Mid Ohio Sports Car Course for the first day of practice on Friday the Fourth of July. DIVEBOMB takes a look at some of the storylines to watch this weekend.

At the start of 2025, Santino Ferrucci suggested that AJ Foyt Racing could be title contenders. After a challenging start to the season, glimpses of why he was so optimistic are emerging.

There is a lot of talk about the possibility of David Malukas replacing Will Power in 2026. But is that really the solution to the team's problems?

Kyle Kirkwood took his second race win of the 2025 IndyCar season ahead of Santino Ferrucci and Colton Herta. It was a weekend of career bests for some, and major let downs for others. DIVEBOMB lists some of the winners and losers of the weekend.

David Malukas knows his wrist may never again be as it was before his pre-season dislocation in a mountain biking accident last year. But the 23-year-old Chicago native is not letting any restriction in his left hand limit his career. 

Colton Herta claimed back to back pole positions on the Streets of Detroit to ignite his season, with it being his first pole since Toronto last year.