Author: Nathan Brown, Indianapolis Star

Helio Castroneves held off Alex Palou to join A. J. Foyt, Al Unser and Rick Mears as the only four-time winners in “The Greatest Spectacle in Racing.”

History and statistics point to Alexander Rossi winning this year’s Indianapolis 500. We explain why and analyze other contender’s chances.

In one of the weirdest days in American open-wheel racing history, the best drivers made a mess of a new race with a bunch of rookies in the Indy 500.

Colton Herta led 97 laps from pole to stay out of the chaos on the street course and win the Firestone Grand Prix of St. Petersburg.

Takuma Sato earned his second Indianapolis 500 championship Sunday, holding off Scott Dixon in a race that finished under caution because of a crash.

Not only is Indy 500 first since 2000 without a woman driver, it was the first time since 1992 a woman didn’t attempt to enter the race.

IndyCar flagman Brad Hockaday was fired after he criticized new NASCAR policies, including the banning of the Confederate flag, in a Facebook post.

With 157 laps led, Scott Dixon proved to be the class of the field in IndyCar’s season-opener at Texas Motor Speedway.

He’s unsure when he might return to the virtual IndyCar grid, but it’s sure not from Dale Earnhardt Jr.’s lack of enjoyment in Saturday’s event.

Team Penske’s dominant IndyCar squad turned in a riveting duel in the final six laps Saturday on the virtual Barber Motorsports Park road course.