IndyCar Barber: Herta leads first practice, Honda power dominant
Herta lapped the 2.366-mile 17-turn Alabama course in 1m06.5149s to shade defending series champion and 2021 Barber winner Alex Palou (Chip Ganassi Racing) by 0.05s.
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Grosjean driving "a little bit differently" now eyeing IndyCar title bid
The Andretti Autosport driver climbed from sixth on the grid to deliver his first podium for his new team and the fourth of his 19-race-old IndyCar career.
Josef Newgarden outlasts Romain Grosjean to give General Motors a California sweep in Long Beach
LONG BEACH, Calif. — Josef Newgarden won for the first time on the downtown streets of Long Beach, holding off Romain Grosjean on Sunday to make Team Penske 3 for 3 to open the IndyCar season.
Josef Newgarden scores first victory at Long Beach, holding off Romain Grosjean
LONG BEACH, California — Josef Newgarden capitalized on a swift pit stop and good strategy, fending off a charge Sunday by Romain Grosjean to win the Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach, his first NTT IndyCar Series victory on the famed street circuit.
Colton Herta sets track record in winning pole at Long Beach
LONG BEACH, Calif. — Colton Herta broke the Long Beach track record in Saturday qualifying, and the California native will start from the pole for his home IndyCar race.
IndyCar Long Beach: Pagenaud leads opening practice
Pagenaud, the 2016 Long Beach winner, clocked a 1m07.1991s in the session, eclipsing two-time Long Beach winner Alexander Rossi of Andretti Autosport by 0.4021s. Pagenaud's best time was two seconds quicker than Colton Herta's first practice time from last year's Long Beach in September.
IndyCar at Long Beach preview: How to watch, start times, TV, schedules, streaming
IndyCar Long Beach start times: It’s been barely six months since the last Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach, but IndyCar drivers hardly can wait to return to the Southern California street race this weekend.
Sebring earns shoutout for Danielle Shepherd, lead engineer on Ganassi’s No. 02 Cadillac
Exhausted after closing out the win in the Twelve Hours of Sebring, Chip Ganassi Racing driver Earl Bamber gave the shoutout heard around racing when engineer Danielle Shepherd was one of the first he acknowledged.