Power Wins In The Desert

-4 different teams (Penske, SPM, Andretti & Ganassi) finished in the top 4 and 7 different teams (Carpenter, Foyt & Rahal) in the top 9. -Victory #198 for Team Penske -Victory #500 for Firestone/Bridgestone since it returned in 1995 -Alexander Rossi made the most on-track passes during the race with 53 -Sebastien Bourdais earned his 34th career pole, breaking a tie with Dario Franchitti for 7th all-time. It was Dale Coyne's 2nd pole and first since Mike Conway in 2013. -Oril Servia made his Pace Car driving debut. He'll split duties...

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Bourdais Goes Back-To-Back

The 2018 Grand Prix of St. Petersburg consisted of 110 laps. Robert Wickens, a rookie, led 69. The Schmidt Peterson Motorsports driver started from pole and was dominating his maiden Verizon IndyCar Series race, until lap 109. With just a few laps to go the Chevrolet powered car of Max Chilton made contact with a tire barrier, stalling the car. The newly renamed AMR INDYCAR Safety Team was quick to the scene, restarting the car in seconds, allowing for the green flag to fly for the final 2 laps. The running order entering Turn 1 was Wickens,...

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Power Wins In Pocono

ABC Supply 500 Box Score 1 - Will Power 2 - Josef Newgarden 3 - Alexander Rossi 4 - Simon Pagenaud 5 - Tony Kanaan 6 - Scott Dixon 7 - Helio Castroneves 8 - Ryan Hunter-Reay 9 - Graham Rahal 10 - Carlos Munoz 11 - Marco Andretti 12 - Ed Carpenter 13 - Takuma Sato 14 - Conor Daly 15 - Gabby Chaves 16 - Charlie Kimball 17 - Ed Jones 18 - Max Chilton 19 - JR Hildebrand 20 -...

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Bourdais Cleared To Drive

INDYCAR, the sanctioning body of the Verizon IndyCar Series, announced Wednesday that Sebastien Bourdais has been cleared to race. Bourdais was injured in a Turn 2 crash on his 3rd lap of his first attempt on the first day of Qualifications for last May's 101st Indianapolis 500. The French driver suffered multiple pelvis fractures and a right hip fracture. The 36-time race winner, completed a medical evaluation test at Mid-Ohio July 31. Since the incident, James Davison, Esteban Gutierrez and Tristan Vautier have filled in to pilot the No. 18...

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Montoya & Servia To Test 2018 Aero Kit

The testing program for next season's new aero kit kicks off July 25th on the Indianapolis Motor Speedway oval, Oriol Servia and Juan Pablo Montoya will be behind the wheel. Two cars will test, one from Honda and one from Chevrolet. Servia will run the Schmidt Peterson Motorsports provided chassis for Honda while Montoya runs the Team Penske chassis for Chevrolet. Following the IMS test, the cars will be taken to Mid-Ohio, Iowa and Sebring International Racew...

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