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…

Dan previews IndyCar's action at WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca, which hosts Race 14 of 17 in 2025

One of the most traditional IndyCar teams, AJ Foyt Racing celebrates six decades of existence, with many stories in its tail.

DIVEBOMB IndyCar Correspondent, Dan Jones, grades all 27 drivers' performances during the Toronto weekend.

This time in six weeks, the 2025 IndyCar season will have reached its conclusion. And with it, the first year of the Ed Carpenter Racing revolution - and Alexander Rossi's first season with the team - will draw to a close.

Chaos, cautions, and high drama in Toronto as Pato O’Ward storms to victory, claiming his second win in three races and tightening the title race with Álex Palou.

Pato O’Ward took his second IndyCar win of the year on the streets of Toronto this past weekend. DIVEBOMB takes a look at some of the big winners and losers from the weekend.

Welcome to DIVEBOMB's Power Rankings, a popular segment from our team which ranks the best motorsport performances of the month, taking machinery out of the equation. Here are DIVEBOMB's 10 choices for the month of June.

When it was announced that 19-year-old Kyffin Simpson would be graduating to IndyCar with Chip Ganassi Racing for the 2024 season, doubts were raised in some quarters. But he is proving those doubts wrong in 2025.

For four months, Rinus VeeKay was facing the reality of not being an IndyCar driver in 2025. But he landed at Dale Coyne Racing: the home of a heroic comeback story.

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.

Colton Herta has hailed his Andretti Global team’s street course package after claiming his third pole position in four visits to the Toronto streets.

While Friday should provide some of the most valuable lessons for a race weekend, IndyCar’s teams have come away from the longest practice session of this weekend’s Indy Toronto with the feeling that they have barely learned a thing.

IndyCar is headed to Toronto this weekend, to one of Andretti Global’s best tracks on the calendar. In the past four IndyCar races in Toronto they’ve had at least one driver on the podium, and last year Colton Herta and Kyle Kirkwood took a stunning 1-2 finish in both qualifying and the race.

With Herta seeking to uphold his status as Toronto champion and Lundgaard looking for a redemption win, the last street circuit race of the NTT IndyCar season is shaping up to be one to keep an eye on.

Dan preview's IndyCar's action on the Streets of Toronto which hosts Race 13 of 17 in 2025

Álex Palou could very easily have ended up in F1 a few years ago. But he is now heading quickly towards a fourth IndyCar title and is in for the long haul with Chip Ganassi Racing. He tells all to DIVEBOMB.

As Dennis Hauger extended his Indy NXT championship lead to 76 points, there was a new winner as Myles Rowe stood on the top step of the podium at Iowa Speedway. DIVEBOMB breaks down the key stories and how the weekend unfolded…

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.