Author: Nathan Brown, Indianapolis Star

Alex Palou surged to the late lead Sunday at Road America and grabbed his third win in his last four IndyCar starts, lengthening his points lead.

Will Power grabbed and shoved Scott Dixon after the two crashed during Saturday’s IndyCar practice at Road America.

The “Greatest Spectacle in Racing” arrives Sunday when Indianapolis Motor Speedway hosts the 107th running of the Indy 500.

For Saturday, at least, Arrow McLaren knocked Ganassi off the top spot in Indy 500 qualifying. Four full-time drivers battle Sunday to make field.

Alex Palou took the Lap 1 lead after starting in third and ran away from the IndyCar field just past the halfway point in Saturday’s GMR Grand Prix.

Scott McLaughlin and Romain Grosjean battled back and forth Sunday at Barber Motorsports Park before McLaughlin secured his fourth career IndyCar win.

Sprint car racer Justin Owen died Saturday from injuries sustained in a massive crash during the USAC’s AMSOIL Sprint Car National Championship.

Arrow McLaren SP is a logical pairing for Kyle Busch in this year’s Indy 500, but Zak Brown says the team will prioritize experience

Will Power will take a 20-point lead over Penske teammate Josef Newgarden and Chip Ganassi Racing’s Scott Dixon in Sunday’s IndyCar season finale.

At a track where he has historically struggled, Alexander Rossi broke a three-year IndyCar race winless streak on Saturday.