Paul Tracy snubbed at Dan Wheldon memorial

Robert Laberge / A huge pile-up launches Dan Wheldon, driver of car #77, into the air, leading to his death at the Las Vegas Indy 300. Auto racing lost an endearing personality on Sunday afternoon. Dan Wheldon, the British driver who won two ...

INDIANAPOLIS More than two decades have passed since Rick Mears became the last driver to win the Indianapolis 500 four times. Now, Helio Castroneves and Dario Franchitti hope to join that elite fraternity, which also includes A.J. Foyt and Al ...

After surviving a long civil war that helped spur an exodus to NASCAR, IndyCar supporters say their style of racing is making a comeback -- one that would get a boost if a U.S. driver wins the Indy 500Ryan Hunter-Reay, who won the 2012 IndyCar ...

Sub5Zero | - While it's painfully easy to pile onto the Indianapolis 500 in its current form thanks to things like shrinking entry lists, spec tires, a spec chassis, two engine suppliers and increasing apathy from the public at-large, it's ...

CONCORD, N.C. -- On her second Memorial Day weekend removed from the Indianapolis 500, Danica Patrick spoke in wistful terms about her open wheel career and conceded that the likelihood of again attempting the race that manifested her fame is "less ...

Sometimes they seem to come out of nowhere. Arie Luyendyk was a surprise in qualifying at Indianapolis in 1990, starting on the outside of the front row. He was six years into his IndyCar career and had never won a race. He drove for one of the ...

It was two years ago that Indy driver JR Hildebrand made a career-defining move at the Brickyard. But it's not the one you think. Hildebrand, a rookie from Sausalito, Calif., entered the last turn of the last lap of the Indianapolis 500.

Three months after coaching in one of America's signature sporting events, Jim Harbaugh will have a role in another: He will drive the pace car in the Indianapolis 500 on Sunday at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. After his ceremonial duty is finished, ...

It's been six years since an American has claimed victory at the Indianapolis 500. Back in 2006, Team Penske's Sam Hornish Jr. beat Marco Andretti to the checkered flag by .0635 of a second in the second-closest finish in Indy history. Since then, ...