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.
New races, new locations and celebrating IndyCar’s newest three in a row Champ!
Hamilton leaves Mercedes, while F1 shuts down Andretti’s 2025 F1 dreams.
Two development drivers, Madi Turley and Sebastian Wheldon, are having stellar seasons in very different fields.
Wheldon, the reigning Indianapolis 500 winner for the second time, had been challenged with a $5 million payout if he were to win the race. The offer was made to any driver who wasn’t full-time in the series and the driver had to start from the rear and win the race. Wheldon accepted the challenge.
Michael Andretti is taking the large view of his future. And his company’s future.
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.
