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Alex Palou picked up his second win of the 2021 IndyCar season and extended his lead atop the series standings.

Kevin Magnussen has a fierce challenge ahead of him this week in his IndyCar debut. And the challenge is what he's most looking forward to.

IndyCar doesn't have a Big Three or a Big Four. With so much parity and unpredictability, it's a new era all its own.

With his second win of 2021, Pato O'Ward took a 1-point lead in the points race. But with how he pulled it off, it feels even more commanding.

Will Power had led nearly half Saturday's race, until his car overheated and couldn't restart during a late red flag. Marcus Ericsson took the lead and never let go.

Join motor sports insider Nathan Brown and IndyCar driver Jack Harvey as they recap the Indy 500 and preview this weekend's double-header in Detroit.

For just the sixth time since the late '70s, Team Penske enters the 7th race of an IndyCar season winless.

This offseason, Alex Palou said that landing with Ganassi didn't add pressure but made him more confident. Through six races, he leads the title hunt.

Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing driver Graham Rahal shows frustration after exiting Indy 500.

Chip Ganassi Racing driver Alex Palou discusses finishing second during today's Indianapolis 500.