Ninety minutes was all that was necessary for three first-year Indianapolis 500 competitors to complete the three phases of the Rookie Orientation Program on opening day at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
Talk about times are changing. A driver from Japan won an IZOD IndyCar Series race for the first time in history and did it in a car owned by American racing legend A.J. Foyt.
After stumbling out of the gate for the second season in a row, Honda roared back in Saturday’s Firestone “Fast Six” IZOD IndyCar Series qualifying for the 39th Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach
Back in September when Mike Conway climbed out of the A.J. Foyt Racing Indy car at Fontana, Calif., and admitted oval racing scared him; that he no longer felt comfortable in the race car and would never race on an oval again, it appeared that the driver from England’s career in this form of racing was over
As Ryan Hunter-Reay climbed out of his winning Dallara/Chevrolet in Victory Lane at Barber Motorsports Part late Sunday afternoon there was a big “Brazilian Doughnut” on the right side pod.
Ryan Hunter-Reay earned his first Verizon P1 Award of the 2013 season by capturing the pole position for Sunday’s Honda Indy Grand Prix of Alabama
A.J. Allmendinger has earned another ride from Team Penske without competing in his first IZOD IndyCar Series race
A.J. Allmendinger’s much-anticipated debut to the IZOD IndyCar Series saw the former Champ Car Series driver finish eighth in practice, but Team Penske President Tim Cindric was more concerned that his weekend performance may have been hampered by a new tire limitation rule that was put in place before Friday’s practice session
Drama punctuated the Honda Indy Grand Prix of St. Petersburg, the 2013 IZOD IndyCar Series season opener.
Will Power earned his fourth consecutive pole for the Honda Grand Prix of St. Petersburg – and the inaugural Verizon P1 Award.
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