A.J. Foyt Racing knows a thing or two about keeping commercial partners happy. Until just last year, the NTT IndyCar Series team had a great relationship with ABC Supply, the contractor’s supply chain that was a patriotic partner to the Foyt team for 15 years.
As the NTT IndyCar Series prepares for a belated start to its 2021 season, the series is giving fans and participants a pre-season reason to tune in to its activities prior to the ignition of Chevrolet and Honda engines on the Barber Motorsports Park road course April 16-18.
Dale Coyne, the Chicago-area former Indy car driver who became a team owner, a track builder and a master at discovering talent, is taking on a new partnership with his NTT IndyCar Series team.
Andretti Autosport’s 2021 NTT IndyCar Series program is being reinvented as the team recovers from a 2020 season that was not anywhere near the success team CEO/chairman Michael Andretti intended it to be.
When she first attempted to start a woman-owned, crewed and raced Indy car back in 2015, Beth Paretta and her Grace Autosport had dreams of racing in the 100th Indianapolis 500 in 2016. Unfortunately, at the time she had neither a car nor an engine deal and the dream deflated.
The COVID-19 pandemic postponed and canceled several events for the 2020 season. However, there was still a great number of racing moments that still managed to happen and we collected some of our favorites to share with you!
The streets were bare and quiet in downtown Long Beach, California this April, after crews removed grandstands, walls and fencing they’d erected in anticipation of the 46th annual Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach. The track had been close to being built by the second week of March, with only finishing touches remaining.
Colton Herta moves to the Andretti Autosport No. 26 Gainbridge-sponsored, Honda-powered Indy car, and other updates from IndyCar.
Tony Kanaan will race the four INDYCAR oval circuits on tap for 2021 in the #48 Ganassi Honda, while Jimmie Johnson handles the street and road courses.
There was a lot of news this weekend in the NTT IndyCar Series, which held its penultimate doubleheader on the Indianapolis Motor Speedway’s 2.439-mile, 14-corner infield/oval road course.
