The Latest Breaking News from DragonSpeed

Simpson, a 19-year-old Caymanian who will contest the 2024 IndyCar season with Chip Ganassi Racing, joins a squad in DragonSpeed that have won three previous times in the LMP2 class at Daytona (2019, 2020, 2022). He will drive the team’s #81 Oreca 07-Gibson, 2023 Rolex 24 LMP2 victor James Allen,…

Simpson, a 19-year-old Caymanian who will contest the 2024 IndyCar season with Chip Ganassi Racing, joins a squad in DragonSpeed that have won three previous times in the LMP2 class at Daytona (2019, 2020, 2022). He will drive the team’s #81 Oreca 07-Gibson, 2023 Rolex 24 LMP2 victor James Allen,…

Two-time Indianapolis 500 winner Takuma Sato was fastest on the opening day of practice for IndyCar's blue ribband event on Tuesday in his Dale Coyne Racing with RWR entry.

Stefan Wilson has been cleared to take part in this afternoon’s full-field IndyCar practice session after completing his Refresher course at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

DragonSpeed team principal Elton Julian says it’s been difficult assembling crew for its Indy 500 entry as IndyCar and other forms of motorsport experience rising grid numbers.

Stefan Wilson will enter the Indianapolis 500 for the fourth time in his career, as Cusick Motorsports backs him for a second year and joins forces with DragonSpeed.

Colton Herta says he didn't believe he could pull off the pass on Louis Deletraz for DragonSpeed's third Daytona 24 Hours LMP2 victory, after starting his final stint in second.

Colton Herta, who helped earn DragonSpeed its third Rolex 24 victory in four years, says he left the pits in second place, unsure he could pull off the pass for the win.