Author: Nathan Brown, Indianapolis Star

A dive into four of the biggest IndyCar storylines in 2022 In what’s sure to be a foundational season for the future.

Michael Andretti has applied to form a new Formula 1 team, and Mario Andretti says the team already has an engine partner lined up.

Romain Grosjean had a rough start to his debut at Laguna Seca, crashing the Honda pace car while shooting a video segment for IndyCar.

After he passed away after a battle with brain cancer, those who knew Bob Jenkins best memorialized the longtime Motorsports broadcaster at IMS.

Some in the paddock wondered whether NASCAR and IMS would finish the 200-mile experiment that went horribly wrong in the closing laps.

Alex Albon still hopes to land a seat back in Formula One, but if his primary dreams don’t pan out, he believes IndyCar would be a great next step.

Marcus Ericsson ran into ran into the back of Sebastien Bourdais’ car on the fifth lap and went airborne but was able to recover for the win.

Sunday’s Indy 500 victory was a masterclass in self-belief. “I still have that fire,” Helio Castroneves said after his record-tying fourth win.

History and statistics point to Alexander Rossi winning this year’s Indianapolis 500. We explain why and analyze other contender’s chances.

Bobby Rahal was taken aback by stiff penalties to his team’s cars for what IndyCar deemed “improper conduct” during an Indy 500 practice session.