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.

Will Power will depart Team Penske after 17 seasons with the organisation, but just how did it come to such an unflattering end?

Two-time IndyCar champion and 2018 Indianapolis 500 winner Will Power will replace Colton Herta at Andretti Global for the 2026 season as Herta joins Cadillac Formula One Team as test driver.

Will Power has departed Team Penske at the end of his contract after 17 years with the team.

As Will Power approaches the end of his 17th season of a legendary career with Team Penske, he is currently left without a contract for Year 18. But Power is tackling the uncertainty with defiance.

Álex Palou claimed his third consecutive title, wrapping up the championship battle with a third place finish at the Grand Prix of Portland as Pato O'Ward dropped out of contention.

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.

After his fair share of finishing second to Josef Newgarden, it was Pato O'Ward's turn to outduel his rival at Iowa Speedway on Saturday evening.

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?

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.

Only five days on from the 109th Running of the Indianapolis 500, IndyCar was back on track on the streets of Detroit on Friday. DIVEBOMB recaps the first day of the final of five successive weekends of cars on track…

Facing the media for the first time since a bout of firings within the leadership group after illegalities found on two of the team’s cars in qualifying for the 109th Running of the Indianapolis, each of Team Penske’s three drivers took a different approach.

Following a rules breach which saw the No.2 and No.12 Team Penske entries fail technical inspection and denied participation in the Fast 12 qualifying session for the 109th Running of the Indianapolis 500, both Josef Newgarden and Will Power have been moved to the rear of the field for next Sunday’s race.

Pato O'Ward believes that Team Penske should have been in LCQ after they failed technical inspection during Indy 500 qualifying

With four wins and a second place in the first five races of 2025, Álex Palou has a 97-point championship lead and is off to the best start to a season since AJ Foyt in 1964. Even his competitors are in awe.

Álex Palou put on yet another incredible drive to win his fourth race of 2025 after spending most of the race behind Graham Rahal.

It has been a rocky start to the IndyCar season for Team Penske. But is this cause for concern or simply circumstantial?