Author: Nathan Brown, Indianapolis Star

Eight IndyCar teams reaped the benefits of the federal Payroll Protection Program that kept hundreds around the series employed amid the pandemic.

Jimmie Johnson isn’t thinking about racing after he and his wife tested positive for COVID-19: “My biggest concern right now is for my children.”

Roger Penske believes strongly in holding the 2020 Indy 500 with fans in attendance despite the huge surge of COVID-19 throughout the country.

IndyCar flagman Brad Hockaday was fired after he criticized new NASCAR policies, including the banning of the Confederate flag, in a Facebook post.

With 157 laps lead, Scott Dixon proved to be the class of the field in IndyCar’s season-opener at Texas Motor Speedway.

He expected to be incredibly busy immediately after the birth of his son Gordon, but Charlie Kimball has thoroughly enjoyed more family time.

Texas Motor Speedway has NASCAR Truck and IndyCar races scheduled for June 5-6, but the track is pushing to get the NASCAR Cup Series there too.

IndyCar iRacing has provided a teaching tool for young drivers, some of whom are being called out when they are ‘driving like an idiot.’

Once again, Simon Pagenaud’s patient in-race strategy pays dividends during late chaos at the virtual Twin Ring Motegi oval in Japan.

He’s unsure when he might return to the virtual IndyCar grid, but it’s sure not from Dale Earnhardt Jr.’s lack of enjoyment in Saturday’s event.