The latest IZOD IndyCar Series news

New Dad Ryan Hunter-Reay Celebrates Fathers Day Weekend Victory

Ryan Hunter-Reay took his No.1 DHL Chevrolet to DHL Victory lane in the Milwaukee IndyFest at the historic Milwaukee Mile. Hunter-Reay wins his second win in a row in West Allis and his 3rd overall. This was the second win of 2013 for Hunter-Reay and the 11th of his career.

The Basics:

Marco Andretti and his No 25 RC Cola Chevrolet led a three wide swarm on IZOD IndyCar Series drivers into Turn 1. Ryan Hunter-Reay moved from from his 4th starting position to 2nd in the first two corners while teammate James Hinchcliffe slotted into 3rd with the No. 12 Verizon Team Penske of Will Power dropping one spot to 4th. Read on

Race Day Set-Up... The Milwaukee IndyFest Edition

Race Name: Milwaukee Indy Fest Track: The Milwaukee Mile a 1.015-mile/1.633-kilometer short oval Race Distance (Laps): 250 laps Race Distance (miles/km): 253.75 miles/408.25 kilometers Green Flags Drops at: 4:40 p.m. (ET) Pit Window: 55-65 laps under green Read on

A Bow-Tie Affair in Milwaukee as Andretti Autosport Pace IndyFest Qualifying

“I told Dad that hopefully [the pole] is only half of his Father's Day gift” beamed Marco Andretti after taking the pole for the Milwaukee IndyFest with a 2 lap average of 170.515 mph. The Dad in question, team owner Michael Andretti had reason to be happy as his drivers scored four of the top five spots in the race being promoted by Andretti Sports Marketing. Read on

Karam Snags Pole... Continues Firestone Indy Lights Dominance in Milwaukee

When Milwaukee 100 pole winner Sage Karam said that “qualifying here is very important” he wasn't kidding. The last three winners of the Firestone Indy Lights on the historic Milwaukee Mile have led all 100 laps from the pole. Karam turned in two consistent laps to average 146.798 mph on the one mile oval. Read on

Andretti Leads The Way in a Symmetry Filled FP2 at the Milwaukee Mile

The second practice session for Saturday's Milwaukee IndyFest IZOD IndyCar Series race was all about symmetry. Marco Andretti and Ryan Hunter-Reay finished in the same spots they did during the first practice session. The top 10 on the time sheets is an equal mix of five Chevrolets and five Hondas. Read on

Rinse and Repeat... Karam Leads The Way Again.

Sage Karam once again led the way during the final Firestone Indy Lights practice session before qualifying for the Milwaukee 100. His lap of 145.326 mph in the No. 8 Schmidt Peterson Motorsports Dallara just pipped Carlos Munoz by 0.0333 seconds. Zach Veach, Jack Hawksworth and Juan Pablo Garcia rounded out the rest of the top 5. Read on