IndyCar Shows Off Its 2018 Race Car
The Verizon IndyCar Series has opted to get away from its three years of manufacturer designed and constructed aero kits to revert to a universal aero kit for the 2018 season and beyond.
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A Legend Passes – Dan Gurney: April 13, 1931 to January 14, 2018
The racing legend has passed. Dan Gurney, 86, died due to complications from pneumonia.
John Force Receives Honorary Doctorate
John Force has become the first drag racer recognized with a doctorate, and the third motorsports standout.
SFH Racing Development Speeds to Tulsa fo rthe Chili Bowl
Sarah Fisher may have hung up her fire suit in professional Verizon IndyCar Series competition, but the standout racer has moved into the team ownership phase of her career.
Scott Pruett Exits the Drivers Seat at Daytona
Scott Pruett is hanging up his helmet, gloves and fire suit after the end of this year’s Rolex 24 at Daytona on January 27-28, the start of IMSA’s WeatherTech championship season
McGaha Nabs Hornberger as Crew Chief
With the intent of running all 24 events on the 2018 docket, Odessa, Texas’ McGaha is ramping up his program with the addition of crew chief Adam Hornberger.
Jordan King Completes Ed Carpenter Racing No. 20 Lineup
Ed Carpenter Racing (ECR) is an anomaly in the Verizon IndyCar Series.
Pro Stock Heads to Silhouette Racing
There’s been a sea of silence from NHRA and its denizens since the announcement that Pro Stock is now a “silhouette” class.
Eric Prill Wins RRDC Mark Donohue Award
This year’s 47th such award, voted by RRDC members attending the Runoffs and/or viewing them live online, was earned by Eric Prill, of Topeka, Kansas.
Irwindale Rises from the Dead. AGAIN!
Irwindale Speedway is like the mythical phoenix – it keeps rising from the dead.