The Latest Breaking News from IndyCar

After another exciting year in the racing world, Motorsport.com brings you a list of the most read stories on our website this year. Thanks for reading and see you in 2023.

Andretti are working hard behind the scenes to gain approval to launch the 11th F1 team on the current grid, and have spoken highly of a potential driver target in veteran Alonso

IndyCar has thanked Mahle for its development work on the hybrid system, as Honda, Chevrolet and the series’ technical team assumes control and testing of the device.

Alex Palou has talked candidly about his “tough season” in IndyCar embroiled in a contractual dispute with Chip Ganassi Racing while trying to ensure his Formula 1 hopes come to fruition.

Alex Palou has talked candidly about his “tough season” in IndyCar, embroiled in a contractual dispute with Chip Ganassi Racing while trying to ensure his Formula 1 hopes come to fruition.

DTM team boss Timo Bernhard believes the series will be stronger following its ADAC takeover, and benefit from an absence of competition in a similar way to IndyCar since 2008.

IndyCar race winner Felix Rosenqvist, WRC frontrunner Thierry Neuville and 2022 FIA F2 champion Felipe Drugovich are among the latest batch of names confirmed for next month's 2023 Race of Champions in Sweden.

The announcement of the “100 Days to Indy” series on the CW Network was welcomed by two of IndyCar's biggest names in Helio Castroneves and Josef Newgarden as a crucial platform to generate interest. They explain their hopes for IndyCar's answer to Drive to Survive and argue it already deserves…

That’s the verdict from two of IndyCar’s biggest stars, Helio Castroneves and Josef Newgarden, following the announcement of the “100 Days to Indy” series on the CW Network. David Malsher-Lopez reports.