Kyle Larson is aiming his sights at his second Indy 500 attempt this year with Arrow McLaren, and fans envision a win for the NASCAR champion at the Brickyard.

Republicans opt for a diverse, history-making statewide ticket that could be blown off-course by Trump-generated headwinds.

The NHL’s playoff villain is whomst? The Florida Panthers have become what they set out to destroy. The Panthers’ road to ...

A celebration of Oxford's manufacturing history will be hosted at the MINI Plant in Cowley on Sunday, where vintage car enthusiasts can ...

For the first time in the history of the Indianapolis 500 Open Test, the 18 Chevrolet powered teams and drivers took part in ...

Multiple people were transported to the trauma center at York Hospital, the fire department said. Their conditions are unknown. Both vehicles sustained severe damage and had to be towed from the scene ...

There was so much happening this week at Indianapolis Motor Speedway during two days of testing that our reporter's notebooks ...

While it isn’t May yet, it might as well be for IndyCar fans. Kyle Larson got back into the cockpit for the first time in ...

Kyle Larson crashes his No. 17 Chevrolet at Indianapolis Motor Speedway during testing. He walks away safely, but key changes ...

Kiwi Scott McLaughlin has marked the arrival of Anzac Day by topping the Open Test Day at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

Team Penske’s McLaughlin had the fastest trap speed into Turn 1 at 235.171 mph. Following him in that category were Sato (234 ...

Day Two of Indy 500 open testing brought both more speed and, consequently, more crashes. Scott McLaughlin was fastest on the ...