An impressive start to the hybrid era on ovals
Lundgaard to replace Rossi at McLaren for 2025
Arrow McLaren Racing is replacing former Indianapolis 500 winner Alexander Rossi with Christian Lundgaard next season.
The ride truly never ends
The ride never ends.
Pretty terrible to do that to Pourchaire after he committed to backing out of Super Formula.
Siegel to replace Pourchaire starting at Laguna Seca
"I am looking forward to this new journey and learning alongside the entire team starting this weekend in my home state."
Nolan Siegel to replace Canapino for Road America
Nolan Siegel will drive Juncos Hollinger Racing’s No. 78 Chevy in place of Agustin Canapino for this weekend’s IndyCar race at Road America. The one-race change comes in reaction to dea…
David Malukas to replace Tom Blomqvist for the season
Malukas will take over the #66 for the remainder of the season, starting from Laguna Seca.
It's a bit of a shame. I'd love to root for JHR as a David fighting against the Goliaths that are the other big IndyCar teams, but they make it really hard to like them sometimes, particularly over the past two seasons.
Arrow McLaren ends partnership with JHR
The Arrow McLaren NTT IndyCar Series team has severed its business relationship with Juncos Hollinger Racing. The move comes after an on-track incident on Sunday at the Chevrolet Detroit Grand Prix…
'I can’t believe you ran me out of (expletive) gas, man!' NASCAR Race Hub's RADIOACTIVE from Gateway
Kyle Larson has been granted a playoff waiver
Larson granted a waiver for missing Charlotte to run the Indy 500.
Castroneves will replace Blomqvist for two races
Pataskala, Ohio (29 May 2024) - Helio Castroneves will drive the No. 66 AutoNation / SiriusXM Honda in this weekend’s Detroit Grand Prix as well as the June 9th Xpel Grand Prix at Road America. Meyer Shank Racing and Tom Blomqvist have mutually agreed for the INDYCAR SERIES Rookie to step aside for...
Castroneves will drive the #66 for Detroit and Road America.
Ricky Stenhouse Jr. and team penalized for fight at North Wilkesboro
Stenhouse has been fined $75k.
Stenhouse's father is banned indefinitely from attending races.
Mechanic Clint Myrick and engine tuner Keith Matthews are suspended 8 and 4 races respectively.
Newgarden's going to have a fun time in the 500 this year I guess
Long Beach in particular was really good, with multiple viable pit strategies and a pretty down-to-the-wire finish.
Also a really good article by MP explaining how they got caught:
https://racer.com/2024/04/24/how-team-penske-took-push-to-pass-beyond-the-limit/
Feels a bit overly-complicated, but I'm willing to give it a chance
I'm not sure why they decided to make an anime to cater to me specifically, but I'm down for it
Probably a good thing considering what a disaster IndyCar starts and restarts tend to be in general.
...Is the "everything app" actually going to become a thing?
Based on my feelings on MyGO ep. 13, I feel like the Ave Mujica anime will be less engaging to me than the MyGO anime was. But I also wasn't initially very excited for MyGO and it ended up being one of my favorite anime ever, so I'm more than open to being proven wrong.
The recap movies seem like they could be cool. I think my only real complaint with MyGO is that Raana wasn't especially relevant throughout most of it, so I'm very interested in seeing her get more focus.
I'm hoping iRacing's NASCAR game manages to actually be good, and if it is, hopefully they can grab the Indycar license.
I'd consider "A Certain Scientific Railgun" sci-fi-ish; it was my first real entry into anime and is still one of my favorite anime ever.
I go back to Three Leaves, Three Colors a lot; a very vanilla moe slice of life, but sometimes that's all you need.
That's a pretty good way of doing it, at least.
It'd be nice if they were transparent enough to say specifically which areas they're pulling out of, but I guess transparency has never been the Sentai way of doing things.
Hanebado; I was expecting a cool sports anime and all I got was the most obnoxious and unlikeable protagonist in all of anime.
The Indycar article doesn't definitively say, but full-time seems like a good guess.