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Byline: CURT CAVIN IF SCOTT DIXON HAS one red golf shirt, he has a hundred, maybe more. Ball caps, too. And when the work clothing in his wardrobe is white [...]

Byline: CURT CAVIN GET A GOOD LOOK at the IndyCar Series rookies mid-pack in the first race box score of the year. Why? They might not be there long. Conor [...]

Byline: CURT CAVIN Almost everything in Indianapolis Motor Speedway history has been explained or understood through one source or another. But one mystery remains as the 100th Indianapolis 500 approaches. [...]

Byline: Curt Cavin Remember when it was feared Team Penske might win every IndyCar Series race in 2015? That seems so long ago now, especially after only two of Roger [...]

Byline: Curt Cavin LEAVE IT TO THE INDYCAR SERIES TO again change direction. Instead of returning to the Milwaukee Mile, Auto Club Speedway and NOLA Motorsports Park (after only one [...]

Byline: CURT CAVIN TO HEAR RYAN HUNTER-Reay talk about winning the Indianapolis 500 is to understand he'll be a fine champion. On his bold late-race passes of three-time Indy winner [...]

Byline: Curt Cavin IN TONY KANAAN'S pocket during the Indianapolis 500 was a necklace bearing a medal he believes helped him finally win the Indianapolis 500. The medal was his [...]

Byline: CURT CAVIN Blocking shouldn't be an issue in the Indianapolis 500 unless it's the race's final lap, but the topic's relevance is growing for races on road and street [...]

Byline: Curt Cavin IndyCar officials say they are 90 percent sure that the series will race in China next year. If that happens, Ho-Pin Tung is ready to assist. The [...]

Byline: Curt Cavin BEST MOVE > Graham Rahal's evasive action to avoid hitting John Andretti's damaged car during practice at Indy. Rahal turned his car hard to the left, spinning […]

Byline: CURT CAVIN The Indianapolis 500 is as much about history as it is speed. This year's race was the 90th for open-wheel cars at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, and to […]

Byline: CURT CAVIN The 90th Indy 500 had everything falling its way. Two Andrettis and an Unser. A fierce battle atop the speed chart in practice. Assurance 33 cars will […]

Byline: CURT CAVIN Enter through the tunnel at the south end of Indianapolis Motor Speedway and the sights are familiar. The road course, pagoda and Formula One garages that were […]

Byline: CURT CAVIN Buddy Rice has heard enough of the rags-to-riches, hooray-for-Americans talk coming out of his first Indy 500 win Sunday at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. What he wants […]

Byline: CURT CAVIN The Indianapolis 500 is unofficial- ly divided into two races each May. The first is a sub-three-minute sprint during qualifying for a choice starting position in the […]

Byline: CURT CAVIN The 87th running of the Indianapolis 500 will have everything race officials wanted when the month of May started: a deep and diverse field with a tradition-continuing […]

The article offers guide on the achievement of the Indianapolis 500 for the 100th time to be held in Indianapolis, Indiana on May 29, 2016. Topics discussed include the Indianapolis entrepreneur Carl Fisher, who build a test track due to blown tires of his car, the first motorized race motorcycles was held on July 4, 1909 and the first motorcycle race competitor was Erwin G. Baker, who was known as cannonball baker.

The article focuses on Will Power, IndyCar racer of Australia who does not win IndyCar Series finale at Sonoma Raceway. It states that he won only one race, the Grand Prix of Indianapolis, but he won six poles and earned a front-row starting position for the Indianapolis 500. It mention that Team Penske teammate Juan Pablo Montoya has won two races while Power has won one and next season figures to be as good for Power with good chance to win the Indianapolis 500 and IndyCar's first race.

The article reports that automobile racing driver Scott Dixon won the Izod IndyCar Series race at the Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course, by defeating racer Dario Franchitti. It is stated that during the race, Franchitti had the jump on Dixon coming off the corner leading to the backstretch restart line, but Dixon drafted and shot by him on the inside. Dixon finished the race with a 7.6-second lead for his 26th career win, tying him with Rodger Ward, a two-time Indianapolis 500 winner.

The article presents brief information on the IndyCar Series season, an automobile racing event, held in the U.S. It highlights how car drivers Polesitter Ed Carpenter and James Hinchcliffe competed each other the Indianapolis 500-Mile Race, an automobile race. It talks about auto racing driver Hélio Castronevesls performance in season finale at Auto Club Speedway in in Fontana, California. It also talks about American car racing driver Kurt Buschls debut at the IndyCar.

The article offers information on several automobile racing drivers, who may win the 100th Indianapolis Speedway Race (Indy 500). It states that Dario Franchitti has been a three-times winner of IndyCar championships in the past 4-years. It mentions that Scott Dixon has been strong in the recent years. It presents that Will Power has won 2 of the 4 races this season.

The article presents views of Will Power, automobile racing driver, on his loss in the racing event Indianapolis 500, in 2015 making him want to win it in 2016. Topics discussed include him having to compete with Simon Pagenaud, racing driver, to win the race, him having enough experience required to win the series and him promoting his book "The Sheer Force of Will Power."

The article reports that American professional stock car racing driver and none-time NASCAR Champion Kurt Busch wants to return to the Indianapolis 500 race.

The article reports on the pressure on the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in Indiana to make the 100th Indianapolis 500 on May 29, 2016 as perfect as it can get and to give the IndyCar Series a springboard for the future.

The article reports that Auto Club Speedway has confirmed that IndyCar's Best race this side of the Indianapolis 500 will not be on the schedule in 2016 as the two sides could not come to terms on a date or finances.

The article offers information on the performance of automobile racer, Will Power in the Indianapolis 500 and Grand Prix of Indianapolis.

The article reports that Ed Carpenter, the stepson of Indy Racing League founder Tony George, scored the pole position at the 2013 Indianapolis 500 racing event on his family-owned track in Indiana. Carpenter says that winning the pole position exceeds his race victories at Kentucky Speedway in 2011 and Auto Club Speedway in 2012. Other drivers at the event included Will Power, Dario Franchitti and Scott Dixon.

The article offers information on the car race Indianapolis 500 to be held in 2013. It states that car racer Hélio Castroneves will participate in the race for the fourth time and since he will drive for a good team Penske he may win the race. It mentions that racer A.J. Allmendinger will participate in this race for the first time. It highlights that racers Graham Rahal and Marco Andretti's fathers will own their cars.

The article reports on the round of five of automobile racing Indianapolis 500 2012 held in Indianapolis, Indiana, which driver Dario Franchitti won by defeating Scott Dixon and Tony Kanaan. It presents the standings after round five which is led by Will Power, followed by Helio Castroneves and James Hinchcliffe.

The article offers information on racer Paul Menard's first win in the Sprint Cup series at the Brickyard round held in Indianapolis, Indiana. It discusses the significance of the victory as it had come after a lifelong investment made by his father John Menard and his team at the Indy 500 championships. It informs that Menard went past last year's race winner Jamie McMurray, with four laps to spare, but was faced with the problem of fuel shortage.

An interview with Australian automobile racing driver Will Power is presented. When asked whether he had anticipated his success this year at IndyCar Series, he said he feels comfortable at oval racetracks and was sure of good performance. He says that he enjoys racing up the stairs as it is good for fitness. He says his goal is to win an Indianapolis Speedway Race.

The article offers information on automobile racing drivers Dario Franchitti and Chip Ganassi as they won at the Indianapolis 500. Franchitti says that returning after many years in NASCAR, and winning a championship at the Indianapolis 500 is amazing. It mentions that Franchitti will race at the Surfers Paradise in October 2010 for Dick Johnson Racing.

The article discusses statement of the auto racing sanctioning body IndyCar, regarding aerodynamic package of automobile makers Chevrolet and Honda for the Indianapolis 500 automobile race and comments from Honda drivers on instability in the corners for their cars due to change.

The article reports on selection of racing driver Roger Penske, owner of Team Penske as the celebrity Pace Car driver for the Indianapolis 500 automobile racing, at the request of automobile maker Chevrolet and participation of Team Penske in motorsport for its 50th year.

The article discusses the 100th anniversary of the Indianapolis 500 race, teams from automobile makers Chevrolets and Honda to be featured in the race and adds both manufacturers have agreed to the aerodynamic specifics.

The article presents an interview with automobile racing driver Helio Castroneves. Her talked about himself being the first non-U.S. driver to win three Indianapolis 500 races. According to him, four wins at the Speedway is a new challenge. When asked what was he thinking in the hours after he realised he had won the 500 again, he replied he could not believe it.

The article features IndyCar racing driver Josef Newgarden, focusing on his fourth season wins in the series. It mentions that the future of Newgarden is based on his talent and not funding, suggesting that Newgarden will likely sign a one-year deal to return to Carpenter Fisher Hartman (CFH) Racing team for a year. It states that IndyCar will celebrates its 100th anniversary of operating the Indianapolis 500 race.

The article reports on the possibility that veteran driver Justin Wilson will race for the Indianapolis 500 with Andretti Autosport's team.

The article reports that IndyCar Series team owner Michael Andretti hopes that former NASCAR champion Kurt Busch will be able to drive for Andretti Autosport in the Indianapolis 500 automobile race despite the legal problems Bush is facing.

The article reports that American race car driver Ryan Hunter-Reay came close to winning his first Indianapolis 500 in May 2014.

The article reports that automobile racer Kurt Busch is not expected return to IndyCar's Indianapolis 500 automobile racing event.

The article focuses on Australian racing driver James Davison who got emotional for finishing 16th at the Indianapolis 500, an annual automobile race.

The article reports that Chevrolet was fined 20,000 dollars at the Indianapolis 500 as it was trying to use traction control.

The article reports that with the intensity expected to carry through the rest of the Verizon IndyCar Series season, former teammates at Team Australia in Champ Car are headed for a showdown in the 2014 Indianapolis 500.

The article reports that automobile racing driver Hélio Castroneves's Team Penske car scheme for the 2014 the Indianapolis 500 in June is yellow with the red and black stripes to match a few of the most famous cars in Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

The article reports that automobile racing driver James Davison is set to drive the #33 car for KV Racing Technology at the Indianapolis 500 in 2014.

The article reports that automobile racing James Hinchcliffe's availability for the Indianapolis 500 practice was in doubt due to a concussion suffered by him in last weekend's inaugural Grand Prix of Indianapolis in May 2014.