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

With his first four IndyCar wins on street tracks, Kyle Kirkwood became known as a 'street course merchant'. But with a first oval victory at Gateway, Kirkwood now believes he can be looked at as a serious title contender.

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

Will Power has admitted his IndyCar future will likely not be decided until after the season as his contract expires with Team Penske.

Written by Evan Roberts Photo Credit: Joe Skibinski The wait for first Chevrolet's first Pole Position of the 2025 season ended in...

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?

Dan previews IndyCar's action at World Wide Technology Raceway, often known as Gateway, which hosts Round 8 of 17 in the 2025 season.

Credit: Dominic Loyer The pain in Scott McLaughlin’s eyes is still piercing several weeks later. Driver introductions. The tear-jerking...

In a DIVEBOMB driver-led guest column, IndyCar rookie and 2024 Indy NXT champion Louis Foster gives a raw account of his debut Indianapolis 500 experience…

The biggest win from IndyCar’s Detroit Grand Prix weekend was seeing Louis Foster and Felix Rosenqvist both emerge from a heavy accident at the end of the 0.7-mile run to Turn 3.

Dennis Hauger extended his Indy NXT lead to 38 points ahead of Lochie Hughes after taking his fourth win in five races in 2025 in Detroit. DIVEBOMB presents the key stories from the Motor City…

Dan grades the performances of all 27 drivers from the Streets of Detroit during IndyCar's Detroit Grand Prix

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.

For the third week in succession, IndyCar has handed out a penalty for a car failing technical inspection. But Santino Ferrucci has been allowed to keep his career-best second-place finish.

While lost a little in the splendour of Álex Palou’s magic, it is proving a coming-of-age year for one of the IndyCar ladder’s finest talents.

Kyle Kirkwood wins the Detroit Grand Prix to claim his second win of the season and close the gap at the pointy end of the Drivers Championship.

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 has outlined the need for better race days after a season of unfulfilled potential for the No.26 Andretti Global team so far in 2025.

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.

While the rest of the IndyCar paddock is recovering from an intense Indianapolis 500 race week as the circus heads straight to the streets of Detroit, Dale Coyne Racing rookie Jacob Abel has had an unwanted weekend off. It is time for a reset for driver and team.