INDYCAR Grand Prix

Will Power’s victory tour for winning the 102nd Indianapolis 500 brought the driver from Toowoomba, Australia, to team owner Roger Penske’s hometown. Both were honored Wednesday night at the Automotive News World Congress at the Marriott Renaissance in Detroit when presented their “Baby Borg” trophies, miniature replicas of the famous Borg-Warner Trophy that boasts the sterling silver likeness of every Indianapolis 500 winner.For Penske, it was his 17th Baby Borg as the winningest team owner in Indianapolis 500 history. For Power, it was his first.

Thursday, January 17, 2019 Read More about Power, Penske Receive Baby Borg Trophies as Indy 500 Victory Tour Continues

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INDYCAR announced today during the North American International Auto Show that global information technology and communications leader NTT has signed a multiyear agreement to become the IndyCar Series title partner.

Tuesday, January 15, 2019 Read More about INDYCAR Names NTT As Entitlement Sponsor of IndyCar Series

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Power already had earned his spot in the IndyCar pantheon for the ages before the Month of May in 2018. He won the series championship in 2014. He already had 32 career IndyCar victories, including 29 with Team Penske. But something was missing – an Indianapolis 500 victory. Power knew that getting his face on the Borg-Warner Trophy was the only true way to secure legendary status within Penske and IndyCar circles. He came to IndyCar in 2008 disliking ovals but eventually learned to love them after mastering the subtle art of finding speed in circles.

Sunday, December 30, 2018 Read More about Top Moments of 2018 - #1: Power Finally Breaks Through with Indy 500 Win

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Indianapolis resident Carpenter added another stirring chapter to his story of speed at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway on Sunday, May 20 as he earned his third career pole for “The Greatest Spectacle in Racing.” His dramatic run to the top spot also prevented Penske Racing from achieving a team sweep of the front row for just the second time in the 102 editions of the world’s most prestigious motor race.

Wednesday, December 26, 2018 Read More about Top Moments of 2018 - #5: Carpenter Prevents Penske Front Row Lockout

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Penske’s team is the all-time ruler of the Indianapolis 500, with a record 17 victories and 17 poles. Team Penske drivers have won the INDYCAR Grand Prix four times in its first five years.

Tuesday, December 25, 2018 Read More about Top Moments of 2018 - #6: Penske Rules All

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Will Power won the INDYCAR Grand Prix from the pole May 12 at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Looking at history, that’s a news flash with shock value equivalent to “Sun sets in west.” Power has dominated this event, winning twice in its first four years before adding another victory this May. He truly is the king of the IMS road.

Monday, December 24, 2018 Read More about Top Moments of 2018 - #7: Power Sets Table for May Sweep

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Herta, son of former IndyCar driver and current IndyCar team owner Bryan Herta, displayed all the talent that has made him one of the hottest American open-wheel racing prospects of the last decade by winning all three Indy Lights presented by Cooper Tires races last May at the Speedway.

Saturday, December 22, 2018 Read More about Top Moments of 2018 - #9: The Herta Sweep

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With three wins, four poles and 358 laps led, a strong case could be made that Team Verizon driver Will Power was the fastest driver in the 2018 Verizon IndyCar Series season. The highlight for Power was his first victory in the Indianapolis 500 on May 27.

Friday, December 21, 2018 Read More about Indy 500 Victory Relieved Burden, Added Boost to Power's Engineer

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