From the time that Mario Andretti entered the Indianapolis 500 in 1964, there’s been an Andretti in the field for nearly every year the Indianapolis 500 Mile Race has run. That will change in 2026, as Marco Andretti, son of Michael and grandson of Mario hangs up his gloves.
The Superstar Racing Experience, founded in part by Tony Stewart and Ray Evernham, is postponing its 2024 season.
IndyCar champion Gil De Ferran has died at the age of 56.
Although he claims two victories in the series, the 2006 Grand Prix of Sonoma and 2011’s Iowa Corn Indy 250, Andretti’s career has been more valleys and peaks than either he or his family had expected or intended.
The grid is beginning to take shape for this May 24’s running of the 104th Indianapolis 500.
The 103rd running of the Indianapolis 500 became even more compelling when Andretti Autosport announced the addition of Conor Daly to its already stellar four-driver lineup.
Ever since he graduated from a successful Indy Lights career and came to the Verizon IndyCar Series in 2006, Marco Andretti has been an enigma.
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 Andretti Curse kicked off with one historic day in 1969.
The 40th Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach kicks off this weekend.
