IndyCar

DIVEBOMB tells the story of Round 15 of the 17-race Indy NXT campaign, featuring a first-time winner, as a championship showdown beckons...

It has been an open secret that McLaren's decision to drop Christian Lundgaard for 2027 has been based on his lack of oval performance. But after a first oval podium for Lundgaard at Milwaukee, how do Kanaan and Lundgaard reflect on the situation?

IndyCar’s weekend at the Milwaukee Mile was complicated, dramatic and championship-deciding. Pato O’Ward took two race wins in a single day after weather delays messed with the schedule, while Álex Palou took home the championship ahead of the season finale.

2026 has been a testing year for Pato O'Ward and Arrow McLaren, but a double-header victory at Milwaukee changes the complexion of their season. But can weekends like Milwaukee provide an impetus for O'Ward to challenge for a championship in future?

Álex Palou has become only the third driver to win five IndyCar titles, doing so in the span of only six years and with a historic four-peat. And he is a champion in more ways than meet the eye...

Pato O’Ward completed a historic afternoon at the Milwaukee Mile, winning Milwaukee Race 1 only hours after taking victory in Race 2 as Álex Palou secured his fifth IndyCar championship in six seasons.

Arrow McLaren's Pato O'Ward took his second race win of the year in Race 2 in IndyCar's trip to the Milwaukee Mile.

A pair of IndyCar’s podium finishes from the first completed race of the Milwaukee Mile doubleheader weekend have called out the conduct of their lapped competitors.

With a Drivers' Championship to settle and a topsy-turvy weekend schedule, Milwaukee was always bound to be full of drama. Despite all its talk, the championship battle was far from the most compelling story of the race. The race for the win was intense with over 10 different leaders, but taking the checkered flag first was Pato O'Ward, who claimed his second win of the season. Joining him on the podium were Scott McLaughlin and Christian Lundgaard, who picked up his first

Scott McLaughlin and Álex Palou shared the pole positions for IndyCar's Milwaukee 250s, while Pato O'Ward was promoted to first for Race 1 due to engine penalties for McLaughlin, Palou and David Malukas.

IndyCar teams are in the thick of six races in five weeks to close the 2026 season as the circus takes to the Milwaukee Mile. Feelings are mixed about the doubleheader.

The opening practice session of IndyCar’s doubleheader weekend at the Milwaukee Mile was headlined by a pair of accidents, including a hefty two-car crash.

Dan previews Rounds 16 & 17 of the 2026 IndyCar season as the series heads to the Milwaukee Mile.

For the second time in two seasons, Rinus VeeKay has transformed an IndyCar team into consistent midfield frontrunners. Here's how he's embracing that responsibility at Juncos Hollinger Racing.

IndyCar celebrated America's 250th birthday in quite some fashion, as they hit the Streets of Washington D.C. DIVEBOMB IndyCar Correspondent Dan Jones graded how all 25 drivers fared in the capital.

"Career-wise, nothing has been ideal," Callum Ilott concedes. But despite toiling once more on IndyCar's outside, he is adamant not to lose hope in his fight for fulfilment.

Credit: Hope Van Beek Christian Lundgaard strengthened his bid for second place in the 2026 NTT IndyCar Series championship with a runner-up finish in the Freedom 250, capping off an impressive first visit to the American capital. The Arrow McLaren driver finished second behind Kyle Kirkwood after spending the closing stages attempting to cut into the American’s advantage. Lundgaard found brief periods where he held the upper hand, although Kirkwood’s pace across the longer r

Bud Denker has confirmed that talks will be held about a potential return for IndyCar on the Streets of Washington D.C. during his reflections of the Freedom 250 Grand Prix.

Kyle Kirkwood dominated on the streets of Washington D.C. on Sunday to claim what will forever stand as a memorable win in the Freedom 250. This is how he did it...

American-born Andretti Global racing driver Kyle Kirkwood crossed the finish line first at the inaugural Freedom 250 IndyCar race in the Nation's capital.