[Indianapolis Motor Speedway Press Release] Gil de Ferran, who won the 2003 Indianapolis 500 and two INDYCAR SERIES championships, died suddenly after a brief illness Dec. 29 near his home in Florida. He was 56. De Ferran edged Team Penske teammate and fellow Brazilian Helio Castroneves in a scintillating finish in the 2003 edition of…

More changes are coming to the AJ Foyt Racing stable as Sting Ray Robb takes over the No. 41 Chevrolet. After a poor rookie campaign with Dale Coyne Racing, Robb is aiming for better results with the small team that now has a technical alliance with Team Penske. The 22-year old replaces Benjamin Pedersen, who…

Graham Rahal has signed a multi-year extension to stay at Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing. The expected move solidifies the team’s three-driver lineup for 2024, headlined by race winner Christian Lundgaard and newcomer Pietro Fittipaldi. Rahal is in the twilight of his career as a driver, but the thriving businessman is returning for another season to…

November has arrived and only a few IndyCar seats remain as Silly Season winds down. Juncos Hollinger Racing solidified their driver lineup today, announcing that Romain Grosjean will be taking over the No. 77 Chevrolet next season. The former Formula One veteran will join his third different team as he prepares for his fourth season…

Ed Carpenter Racing has signed reigning Indy NXT Champion Christian Rasmussen for next season. The 23-year-old will pilot the No. 20 Chevrolet on the road and street courses, and will compete in the Indianapolis 500 in a third team entry. The organization is shifting back to a two-car effort in 2024, with team owner Ed…