Exclusive inside look at the Indy 500 pace car (2023 C8 Z06) by Drive615. Massive thank you to Corvette and #teamchevy for the opportunity of a lifetime. The Z06 is so visceral and just puts a huge ...

The Behind the Bricks podcast highlights the quick post-race rituals at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, including the ...

Two-time major winner Jon Rahm recently stopped by Indianapolis Motor Speedway ahead of this weekend's LIV Golf tournament in ...

Twice Kyle Busch has gotten incredibly close to landing what would've been his Indy 500 debut. Years later, he says he's still interested.

Special to FOXSports.com INDIANAPOLIS — The 109th Indianapolis 500 will be contested in front of a sellout crowd of 350,000 fans, Indianapolis Motor Speedway officials announced Friday morning.

Where to watch the 109th Indianapolis 500 When: Sunday, May 25 at 12:45 p.m. ET Where: Indianapolis Motor Speedway -- Speedway, Indiana TV: Fox Stream: fubo (try for free) Indy 500 starting lineup ...

He owns his team but also IndyCar, the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and the Indy 500 — the most important race in the world to him, and one that the 88-year-old Penske has won a record 20 times.

President Donald Trump had been invited to the race and reportedly considered attending but will not. The 109th Indianapolis 500 is scheduled for Sunday, May 25, 2025, at 12:45 p.m. ET.

McLaren CEO Zak Brown has once again cast light on his IndyCar outfit's 2026 Indy 500 prospects following the Hungarian GP 1-2 finish in F1.

In two attempts at the Indianapolis 500, NASCAR star Kyle Larson finished 18th after a pitlane speeding penalty as a rookie and crashed out as a sophomore. A year ago, Larson fought through the middle ...

When the Indy 500 resumes, Marcus Ericsson will be in the lead followed by Pato O'Ward, Tony Kanaan, Felix Rosenqvist and Alexander Rossi. Among the top five, only Kanaan (2013) and Rossi (2016 ...

Helio Castroneves made his 25th Indy 500 start, moving into fourth place for all-time Indianapolis 500 starts. The record is 35 by A.J. Foyt, followed by Mario Andretti with 29 and Al Unser with 27.