If you missed the IndyCar Series Race 1 at the Firestone Grand Prix of St. Petersburg, here’s a quick look at the takeaways of interest from the 100-lap contest. WHO WON? Alex Palou of Chip ...

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Scott McLaughlin rebounded from a Friday practice crash to score pole position in the season-opening IndyCar race in St. Petersburg.

Will Power's birthday and season-opening race didn't go as he planned. Seeking a contract extension with Team Penske, here's ...

Firestone Grand Prix of St. Petersburg. The Mexican star put forward a shockingly slow qualifying effort in the opening round ...

More than five months removed from the 2024 season finale in Nashville, the NTT IndyCar Series finally returned to life in St ...

If Scott McLaughlin’s bad days are going to look like what transpired on Sunday at St. Petersburg, the Team Penske driver will be a serious threat to win the championship. Starting from pole, the ...

27. (16) Louis Foster, 0, Did not finish. Average Speed of Race Winner: 97.173 mph. Time of Race: 01:51:08.5118. Margin of Victory: 2.8669 seconds. Cautions: 1 for 6 laps. Lead Changes: 9 among 7 ...

Alex Palou wins as Ganassi goes 1-2 while other favorites struggle as IndyCar opens its season in St. Petersburg.

The Firestone Grand Prix of St. Petersburg saw Alex Palou lead the field of 27 drivers and 11 teams home to earn the first victory of the year. Palou crossed the finish line 2.867s ahead of ...

Chip Ganassi Racing dominated the two finishing positions at the IndyCar season opener, with Alex Palou taking the win.

Alex Palou’s St. Pete win sets the tone for the 2025 IndyCar season as the reigning champion continues to prove why he’s the driver to beat.

Scott Dixon (photo) earned the 143rd podium finish of his illustrious career Sunday after finishing second at St. Petersburg.