Next race: 109th Indianapolis 500, May 25
Tony Kanaan, Indianapolis

Refresher Test Completed: Kanaan on Standby for Larson

Tony Kanaan has completed his Indy 500 refresher test without any issues. The now 50-year-old driver ran a total of 43 laps, gradually building up speed throughout the session. Kanaan was required to complete the test in order to be eligible to replace Kyle Larson, should the Indy 500 be postponed and clash with the NASCAR race in which Larson is also scheduled to compete. Read on
May 15, 11:57 am
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Alex Palou, Indianapolis,

Palou 2 mph Clear of Competition in Second Indy 500 Practice

Alex Palou made it clear during the second day of practice for the Indy 500 that he should once again be considered one of the top contenders for the race. The Chip Ganassi Racing driver set a lap with an average speed that was a full 2 mph faster than the rest of the field. Read on
May 14, 06:01 pm
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Will Power, Indianapolis,

Will Power Tops the Charts on Rain-Shortened Indy 500 Opening Day

Will Power set the fastest time during Opening Day for the 109th Indianapolis 500. The Team Penske driver clocked a lap just quicker than teammate Josef Newgarden about 40 minutes before the scheduled end of the session. Shortly afterward, the session had to be called off due to thunderstorms in the area. Read on
May 13, 05:53 pm
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Indianapolis Road Course

By the Numbers: The Sonsio Grand Prix of Indianapolis

The Sonsio Grand Prix of Indianapolis wasn’t the most spectacular race, but it was remarkable for many reasons. For example, Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing had never qualified all three of its cars so strongly for a race, a record-long green flag run came to an end, and Alex Palou claimed his fourth win of the season! Read on
May 11, 09:38 am
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Free practice 3
Josef Newgarden, St. Petersburg
1. J. Newgarden 0:39.712
2. S. Dixon 0:39.919
3. C. Daly 0:40.019
4. P. O’Ward 0:40.095
5. R. Hunter-Reay 0:40.182
Full results
Drivers
Alex Palou, St. Petersburg
1. A. Palou 248
2. K. Kirkwood 151
3. C. Lundgaard 150
4. P. O’Ward 148
5. S. McLaughlin 137
Full standings
Rookies
Louis Foster, St. Petersburg
1. L. Foster 49
2. R. Shwartzman 47
3. J. Abel 28
Full standings
Engines
1. Honda 448
2. Chevrolet 359
Full standings
Teams
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1. Ganassi Racing 382
2. Team Penske 308
3. Arrow McLaren 301
4. Andretti Global 268
5. Meyer Shank Racing 216
Full standings
Nations Cup
1. Spain 248
2. United States 179
3. New Zealand 163
4. Denmark 150
5. Mexico 148
Full standings

OpenWheelWorld: The go-to destination for IndyCar insights, information and results


Josef Newgarden passing the fountain in Long BeachOpenWheelWorld.net was founded in 2005 as ChampCar.nl, becoming the first specialized news site dedicated to American motorsport in the Netherlands. With the 2008 ‘reunification’ of the Champ Car World Series and the Indy Racing League, the site continued under the name OpenWheelWorld.net.

Until early 2022, the website provided daily updates on the latest IndyCar news. However, due to a lack of volunteers, the news function had to be discontinued. Starting in 2022, OpenWheelWorld.net shifted its focus to providing analyses, background stories, results, and reports for each practice or race day, rather than daily news. Nevertheless, the results of all practice sessions, qualifying rounds, and races will continue to be updated, and the standings will remain up to date.

Of course, this is also the place for extensive information about the IndyCar Series, the schedule, the teams, the drivers, and race results since 1979, While we have a specific section with unique insights into the Indy 500! This ensures that OpenWheelWorld.net is the go-to destination for every IndyCar fan.