On Sunday morning before the 85-lap INDYCAR race, a number of celebrities had the chance to ride with Andretti around the Long Beach 1.968-mile, 11-corner street circuit. The final ride went to an older gent named Terry “Piggy” Malone.
Street-course races tend to be a snore or a bore, it seems, but the 44th annual Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach had little of that.
Andretti Autosport partner Crown Royal brought their “Live Generously and Life Will Treat You Royally” campaign to Indianapolis Motor Speedway, enabling fans to submit names of their military heroes for display on the Crown Royal Wall of Gratitude.
The International Roll Racing Association (IRRA) sounds like a good idea to keep racing off the streets and on a racetrack.
Schmidt Peterson Motorsports (SPM) has changed a lot over the past few years. While they’ve kept their No. 1 driver, Canadian James Hinchcliffe, as the linchpin of the squad, internally the changes have been extremely interesting.
Speedway Motorsports’ zMax Dragway was first to jump on the Four-Wide bandwagon. One of the company’s western outposts, The Strip at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, held its first such contest and it was a rousing success.
Formula Drift may be an acquired taste for some racing fans; for many drivers, it’s one of the most pleasurable forms of competition.
This weekend, the Verizon IndyCar Series travels to the Valley of the Sun for two reasons.
Although he didn’t race the final events of 2017, Pro Stock standout and former Auto Club Rod to the Future winner Vincent Nobile earned the tenth spot in NHRA’s Countdown to the Championship.
Over the years, many motorsports entities have gone out of their ways to play April Fool’s jokes on their peers.
