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.
After a successful and much-needed debut season that set the high watermark in viewership for televised esports programming, the eNASCAR iRacing Pro Invitational Series is set to return in 2021.
Five IMSA teams and their drivers have six days to enjoy being leaders in their classes, after a 100-minute qualifying race ended IMSA’s annual Roar Before the 24 test session on Sunday, January 24th.
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The 2021 IMSA Weather Tech SportsCar Championship season kicked off yesterday (Friday Jan 22) with the first day of testing in what has previously been called The ROAR.
Rahn Tobler has been contemplating retirement for a while. After all, he’s spent nearly 50 years working in the sport of drag racing.
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.
While Kyle Larson may have pulled off a history making feet after earning his second Chili Bowl Nationals victory, the opening of the World of Outlaws Morton Buildings Late Models gave two other Kyle’s a chance to make a mark in the dirt racing history book with victories in the DIRTcar Sunshine Nationals.
There are few drivers who have seen the kind of comeback story that motorsports star Kyle Larson has experienced over the last few months. After being shunned by the powers that be in NASCAR for making a mistake, Larson refused to give up on his racing career.
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.
Pitbull, the Grammy award-winning global superstar claims he’s ready to amplify the sport’s influence around the world with his truly global appeal.