Linus Lundqvist was IndyCar Rookie of the Year in 2024. But this year, he has been struck with the familiar sadness of the sidelines as he looks to rebuild an IndyCar career that fell apart.

After qualifying on pole, the No.93 finished the SportsCar Grand Prix in third and cut Porsche's lead in the GTP Manufacturers' Championship.

The No.93 Acura Meyer Shank Racing with Curb Agajanian took the pole position for the upcoming SportsCar Grand Prix at Road America.

With five races left in the year, Marcus Armstrong sits seventh in the 2025 IndyCar standings.

Felix Rosenqvist achieved Meyer Shank Racing's first podium in over three years at Road America on Sunday. The resurgent team continues to go from strength to strength in 2025.

Credit: Dominic Loyer IndyCar’s latest visit to America’s National Park of Speed is underway, with Friday at Road America playing host to...

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.

For Marcus Armstrong, the opening day of qualifying for his second Indianapolis 500 started off with a heavy crash. He bounced back after being cleared to return to the car but will have to contest Bump Day.

Felix Rosenqvist will reach 100 IndyCar starts when he takes the green flag at Barber this weekend. He reflects on his current position at Meyer Shank Racing and reaching a century of starts.

Written by Dan Jones Hélio Castroneves will race the #66 Meyer Shank Honda at this weekend's Detroit Grand Prix, in addition to next...