IndyCar reporter Marshall Pruett has shared that Team Penske replacing Will Power with David Malukas for 2026 seems imminent.

Will Power's wife told IndyStar the past few months have been "a fun experience," and Will even flipped the framing on his ...

In this episode of The Inside Line, IndyStar motorsports insider Nathan Brown and co-host Joey Barnes start things off ...

Multiple sources within the IndyCar paddock have begun to question whether Penske Entertainment’s nearly year-long quest to ...

The IndyCar Series races at Portland International Raceway. Here are the complete results, with Alex Palou clinching the 2025 ...

Former IndyCar champion Paul Tracy has called out Team Penske for being indecisive about Will Power's contract renewal.

The greater Toronto area hosting multiple marquee events will likely impact IndyCar's return in 2026, but there is increasing belief the series will race in the GTA.

Penske Entertainment, the Roger Penske-owned entity that holds Indianapolis Motor Speedway and IndyCar among its assets, said Thursday it has sold one-third interest in the company to Fox.

According to a series source, Penske Entertainment has discussed a return to Phoenix Raceway, a NASCAR-owned track IndyCar last visited from 2016 to 2018 for a poorly attended short saga, in ...

IndyCar TV partner Fox is buying a stake in Penske Entertainment, which own the series, as well as IMS and IMS Productions.

Fox has acquired one-third of Penske Entertainment, which owns the IndyCar Series and Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

Fox Corporation has purchased one-third of IndyCar parent company Penske Entertainment, giving Fox Sports a greater financial stake in the open-wheel racing series it already broadcasts exclusively.