The NTT INDYCAR SERIES doesn’t start its 2022 season until the final weekend of February when it contests the Firestone Grand Prix of St Petersburg on the Florida city’s streets and municipal airport, but fields are filling fast and new competitors are coming to the United States’ premier open-wheel racing class.
Chip Ganassi’s had tentacles in many racing series since he stepped out of a cockpit decades ago.
Jimmie Johnson’s final year as a full-time driver in NASCAR’s Cup Series isn’t going the way he’d hoped. He didn’t make the playoffs and won’t be able to contend for an eighth championship in the series’ top class.
The Chip Ganassi Racing team confirmed that driver Matt Kenseth will be coming back to drive the No. 42 car for the rest of the 2020 season.
Roush Yates and Chip Ganassi Racing take home the gold at the Rolex 24.
