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Chevrolet: All the Details Behind the IndyCar EngineChevrolet is taking the IndyCar world by storm with cutting-edge technology: powering all 11 teams in the series with a ...
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Positive talks over new IndyCar engine partners continuingPenske Entertainment CEO Mark Miles says positive talks continue to take place with its current NTT IndyCar Series engine ...
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IndyCar 2025: The Race Cars Igniting Passion in the USAIndyCar Series race cars blend cutting-edge technology, top-notch safety, and sustainability. With engines from Chevrolet and ...
With one seat remaining on the 2025 grid, there will be no shortage of drivers vying for the vacancy. There is a high-profile ...
Hot laps by IndyCar drivers highlight the return of Racing Day to the Detroit Auto Show. Newgarden will be joined by David ...
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General Motors Makes First Move Toward Building Cadillac F1 EnginesGeneral Motors has officially launched a new subsidiary, GM Performance Power Units LLC, to design and produce its future ...
"We know we have a great product, so it's about showing people that doesn't know about racing, doesn't know what IndyCar is, doesn't care about IndyCar, it's about showing them, hey, there's this ...
STING RAY ROBB, driver of the No. 77 Juncos Hollinger Racing Chevrolet, met with the media at the NTT INDYCAR SERIES Content Days in Indianapolis, Indiana.
"I’ve been a fan of the NTT INDYCAR SERIES for as long as I’ve been watching racing cars and have always marveled at the skill and bravery of its incredible drivers. To have the chance to tell ...
While the popular 24-year-old Californian may still dream of competing on racing's top international stage, he spent the first of two IndyCar media days Tuesday explaining that he's focusing ...
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