Blistering Late Push Gives Alex Palou IndyCar Win at Thermal Club
There's no stopping Alex Palou in the NTT IndyCar Series.
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Kanaan applying lessons from the past to refocus Arrow McLaren
Tony Kanaan has a single race to draw from as the new team principal at Arrow McLaren. Granted, the IndyCar champion and Indy ...
'It drives you to work hard': Arrow McLaren teammates lock out Thermal front row
Arrow McLaren has its first front-row lockout since rejoining IndyCar. Here's what the competition means for its drivers, ...
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The race car kingpin overshadowed by 'Darth Vader'
Palou returns this weekend to The Thermal Club in California as the defending race winner. Stan Sport is the only place to ...
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In 35 years of motorsports, Ganassi builds business by winning
Team Penske is considered the gold standard of American open-wheel racing. But drivers for Indianapolis-based Chip Ganassi ...
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Ganassi's mantra is ‘I like winners.' In 35 years of IndyCar, his drivers say it's all that matters
Chip Ganassi started his 35th season in motorsports with a victory, continuing his streak of winning five of the last seven ...
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When will Lewis Hamilton make Ferrari debut in F1 2025? Testing, race schedule, contract length and more
Formula 1's biggest-ever driver move has happened ahead of the new 2025 season with seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton starting his first year at Ferrari. Keep up to speed with the latest ...
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That's really Brad Pitt driving 180 mph in the 'F1' trailer. Here's how he prepared to be a race driver and what to expect from the movie.
The film is directed by Joseph Kosinski and F1 driver Lewis Hamilton served as a producer. Pitt spent months training; that's really him driving at 180 mph on actual F1 race tracks. Formula 1 is ...
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"I was not happy with his comments" - When Dario Franchitti disagreed with Michael Andretti after a crash with his son Marco Andretti
Sharing his thoughts on owning such powerful sports cars and the incentive to get one, Dario Franchitti said (via Inside Hook): "All I ever wanted to be was a racing driver. Not a fireman ...