IndyCar driver Stefan Wilson hospitalized after Indy 500 practice crash
IndyCar driver Stefan Wilson was hospitalized following a major crash at Turn 1 during Indy 500 practice on Monday in Indianapolis.
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IndyCar driver receives ‘record’ number of death threats
"Genuinely impressed by the amount of death threats and abuse I've received."
Romain Grosjean and Scott McLaughlin crash fighting for lead, IndyCar world reacts
They both dominated the entire race, and neither got the win.
IndyCar world reacts to massive crash
Everyone in the crash walked away.
A.J. Foyt Racing changes car number over white supremacy concerns
"AJ Foyt Racing does not condone nor support any such ideologies or symbols."
Racing world reacts to massive Jimmie Johnson career news
Jimmie Johnson will only compete in a few "bucket list" events a year.
Alex Palou makes decision with Chip Ganassi Racing
Next season will be Palou's third with Chip Ganassi Racing.
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Kyle Busch could be coming to the Indianapolis 500 very soon.
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Dale Jr. joins Jimmie Johnson as NASCAR drivers take part on the virtual IndyCar side.
Colton Herta and George Steinbrenner IV discuss bringing the youth movement to IndyCar
Harding Steinbrenner Racing earned their first win in their second race as a combined team in March while Herta became the youngest ever IndyCar winner.
Colton Herta becomes youngest IndyCar winner and brings George Steinbrenner IV into victory lane at IndyCar Classic
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IndyCar driver Robert Wickens reportedly “awake and alert” after horrific crash at Pocono
This could have been awful.
TCB’s @ClippitTV videos: Pace car crashes and delays start of IndyCar race
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Pace car crashes at IndyCar’s Detroit Grand Prix, delays start of race
GM executive Mark Reuss was at the wheel.
IndyCar’s James Hinchcliffe proudly tells the story of how he just peed himself during race
"You're talking to a man that just wet himself."
