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IndyCar and NASCAR announced a joint three‑day event in Phoenix next March, including ARCA’s season opener, separate INDYCAR and NASCAR races, and a Cup Series finale, highlighted by Josef Newgarden’s recent victory.
Corey Heim secured his second series win at Indianapolis, while Carson Kvapil, Layne Riggs and Lando Norris each celebrated notable victories in their respective series.
Tensions flare among NASCAR’s top drivers as incidents at Chicagoland and elsewhere prompt meetings and questions about the sport’s “boys have at it” culture, while Kyle Busch’s memorial and upcoming INDYCAR gaming ventures add new layers to the motorsport landscape.
The 2026 Brickyyard 400 at Indianapolis drew a modest crowd, featured a surprise winner, and sparked debate over race length and on‑track action.
With championship pedigrees and recent victories, Kaden Honeycutt, Josef Newgarden and Christopher Bell are among the favorites as the zMAX CARS Tour, NTT IndyCar Series and NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series converge on North Wilkesboro Speedway and Nashville Superspeedway.
IndyCar legend Scott Dixon sparked a conversation about NASCAR’s race lengths, prompting mixed reactions from competitors and series officials.
Kyle Larson's recent remarks echo Scott Dixon's concerns about the growing length of NASCAR Cup Series events, sparking a broader driver backlash and raising questions about the future of iconic races such as the Clash.
Kyle Larson echoes Scott Dixon’s concerns about the length of NASCAR Cup Series events, noting that race duration reflects modern sports consumption habits.
IndyCar legend Scott Dixon criticized the duration of NASCAR Cup Series races, a sentiment echoed by Kyle Larson, winner of the recent Brickyard 400, as fans and series officials debate the optimal race length.
The NASCAR Cup Series Hauler Parade returns to Speedway, Indiana, kicking off Brickyard Weekend with a free, family‑friendly celebration that blends racing culture and live podcast excitement.
Scott Dixon’s recent remarks about NASCAR’s race length have ignited discussion, with Kyle Larson confirming the sentiment and reflecting on modern sports consumption habits.
Scott Dixon’s comment about race length being nap‑worthy has been echoed by Kyle Larson, who says modern fans prefer shorter events, even as NASCAR continues its historic weekend at Indianapolis.
On Thursday, July 23, the NASCAR Cup Series Hauler Parade will roll through Main Street in Speedway, Indiana, kicking off Brickyard Weekend, with a live Gluckcast broadcast, special guests and a full race schedule.
The annual Hauler Parade will roll down Main Street on July 23, offering free family entertainment and a preview of the upcoming Brickyard 400 and Pennzoil 250 races.
A look at recent victories and the upcoming schedule that will keep fans engaged across American stock car, open‑wheel and Formula 1 competition.
NASCAR chief executive Steve O'Donnell visited Washington D.C. to promote the sport, emphasizing its diverse workforce and defense contracts, while industry leaders and government officials gathered at the Great American State Fair.
Shane van Gisbergen captured his second victory of the season at Sonoma, boosting Trackhouse Racing’s position, while safety adjustments to short‑track bumpers and cross‑series events spark further conversation.
The 2026 IndyCar Freedom 250 will transform the National Mall into a 1.66‑mile circuit, while a revived International Race of Champions brings together NASCAR and IndyCar legends for a Pontiac Firebird showcase, backed by former President Donald Trump and the newly revived IROC organization.
NASCAR staged a three‑day weekend at Naval Base Coronado, turning a limited‑access island into a 3.4‑mile racetrack. The event attracted a global audience, highlighted military collaboration, and raised questions about future races on government property.
Katherine Legge’s bid to run both the Indianapolis 500 and the Coca‑Cola 600 in a single day concluded with a crash on lap 18, leaving her to line up 37th for the 600‑mile NASCAR event.
On a single spring day in 2026, Katherine Legge will switch between the Indy 500 and the Coca‑Cola 600, hoping to make history.
Indiana’s football program is making waves at the Indianapolis 500, where head coach Curt Cignetti will drive the pace car and IndyCar star Alex Palou, a Hoosiers fan, is the favorite to win.
Katherine Legge is set to attempt the Memorial Day Double by competing in both the Indy 500 and the Coca-Cola 600 on the same day, a feat only a handful of drivers have achieved.
Katherine Legge is set to tackle both the Indianapolis 500 and the Coca‑Cola 600 on the same day, a challenge few have dared and even fewer have completed.