The Latest Breaking News from Chip Ganassi Racing

The American Legion has agreed terms with Chip Ganassi Racing to continue sponsorship in its IndyCar program and in backing development driver Kyffin Simpson.

Formula 2 race winner Marcus Armstrong has signed a deal to drive a fourth Chip Ganassi Racing entry on 2023’s road and street courses.

Brad Goldberg, Chip Ganassi Racing’s race engineer for Marcus Ericsson, has a way of extracting the very best from his driver – and has a way with words, too. He spoke to David Malsher-Lopez about the day Ericsson clinched Indianapolis 500 victory by using every facet of his talent.

Marcus Ericsson has become the 109th face sculpted and added to the legendary trophy, one of the many rewards for clinching Indianapolis 500 victory in May.

Nicholas Latifi has played down speculation that he’s set for an IndyCar switch after his departure from the Williams Formula 1 team, insisting he’s undecided on which series to join.

Nicholas Latifi is considering what would be the best next step for his motorsport career after being axed by Williams, and opportunities to continue in F1 are not likely to be plentiful

Cadillac has revealed the driver line-up for its attack on next year’s World Endurance Championship with its new LMDh prototype.

Renger van der Zande has stressed there was 'never any intention' to make contact with the sister Chip Ganassi Racing Cadillac of Earl Bamber as the two teammates came to blows late on in IMSA's Petit Le Mans season finale.

Tom Blomqvist and Meyer Shank Racing’s Acura ARX-05 scored the final pole position of IMSA’s DPi era for this weekend's Petit Le Mans season finale, almost a quarter second ahead of Earl Bamber’s Chip Ganassi Racing Cadillac DPi-V.R.