Pato O’Ward, Indianapolis

Pato O’Ward Fastest in Thursday Indy 500 Practice
Pato O’Ward topped the timesheets during the third practice day for the 110th running of the Indianapolis 500. The Arrow McLaren driver set the fastest lap of the day within the opening twenty minutes, although he did benefit from a slipstream. Helio Castroneves and Marcus Armstrong finished second and third respectively, while Takuma Sato was the fastest driver without a tow. Read on
May 14, 06:07 pm
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Conor Daly, Indianapolis,

Conor Daly Fastest in Second Indy 500 Practice at 228 mph

Conor Daly posted the fastest speed during the second day of practice for the Indy 500. The Dreyer & Reinbold Racing driver turned a lap at 228.080 mph just over an hour into the session, recording the fastest lap of the month so far. Alex Palou, who topped Tuesday’s practice, finished second ahead of David Malukas in third. Read on
May 13, 06:10 pm
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Alex Palou, Indianapolis,

Alex Palou Fastest on Indy 500 Opening Day

Alex Palou posted the fastest time during Opening Day for the 110th running of the Indy 500. The Spaniard spent a long period in the garage due to possible technical issues before jumping to the top of the charts in the final fifteen minutes on relatively fresh tires. Read on
May 12, 06:09 pm
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, Indianapolis Road Course,

Now Even More Comprehensive Results on OpenWheelWorld.net

Just ahead of the start of practice for the 110th running of the Indianapolis 500, the results pages on OpenWheelWorld.net have received a major update. The pages have undergone a visual redesign, are now significantly clearer in the mobile layout, provide more information and have been expanded with seven new overviews. Read on
May 11, 05:15 pm
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Alex Palou, Indianapolis Road Course

By the Numbers: The Sonsio Grand Prix of Indianapolis

The Sonsio Grand Prix of Indianapolis was without a doubt the most spectacular edition of this event at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway road course in the past decade. The battle for victory was ultimately decided after an incredible wheel-to-wheel fight between Christian Lundgaard and David Malukas that lasted several corners. Read on
May 10, 04:08 pm
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Free practice 3
Pato O’Ward, St. Petersburg
1. P. O’Ward 0:39.594
2. H. Castroneves 0:39.652
3. M. Armstrong 0:39.675
4. F. Rosenqvist 0:39.713
5. A. Rossi 0:39.759
Full results
Drivers
1. A. Palou 237
2. K. Kirkwood 210
3. D. Malukas 185
4. C. Lundgaard 182
5. J. Newgarden 162
Full standings
Rookies
1. D. Hauger 99
2. C. Collet 69
3. M. Schumacher 54
Full standings
Engines
1. Honda 506
2. Chevrolet 450
Full standings
Teams
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1. Ganassi Racing 406
2. Team Penske 387
3. Arrow McLaren 346
4. Andretti Global 342
5. Meyer Shank Racing 239
Full standings
Nations Cup
1. United States 247
2. Spain 237
3. New Zealand 188
4. Denmark 187
5. Sweden 155
Full standings

OpenWheelWorld: The Independent Home for IndyCar Fans Worldwide


Josef Newgarden passing the fountain in Long BeachOpenWheelWorld was originally launched in 2005 as ChampCar.nl, later becoming ChampCarWorld.net, serving as a dedicated source for the Champ Car World Series. Following the reunification of Champ Car and the Indy Racing League, the website evolved into OpenWheelWorld.net.

Today, OpenWheelWorld is an independent destination for IndyCar fans worldwide. The site is built not only for American audiences, but also for international fans, with content tailored to different time zones and measurement standards.

OpenWheelWorld covers everything IndyCar: daily coverage of on-track events, in-depth race analysis, detailed results and standings, an extensive historical database covering every race since 1905, driver and team information, “IndyCar 101” guides and a dedicated Indy 500 hub.

From casual followers to dedicated fans, OpenWheelWorld is built for anyone who wants to follow IndyCar at a deeper level.