INDYCAR announced today that Verizon will be the new title sponsor of the IndyCar Series beginning in 2014. INDYCAR and Verizon have signed a multi-year agreement to re-brand the series as the Verizon IndyCar Series.
IndyCar sent out a bulletin in the early evening - they have a major announcement to make tomorrow morning. Though like any major announcement, the details have already leaked.
Delong Motorsports announced today that they've partnered with Hishons Custom to create a t-shirt to sell throughout the season. The best part of the t-shirt sales is 100% of the proceeds will go directly to United way and Autsim Ontario. Team owner Kevin Delong came up with the idea as his son is autistic.
As race fans begin to look forward to the season beginning at the end of the month, one of their expectations is that the television coverage will be tip top throughout the whole season. ABC and ESPN officials are looking to fulfill the promise with the plans that they have in mind.
After unveiling his car last month at the Canadian Motorsports Expo, Gary Elliott will have his No. 36 Lincoln Welders Modified on display at the Mega Speed Custom Car and Truck Show later this month.
Over the off-season, Rahal Lanigan Racing signed a new sponsor in the form of the National Guard for Graham Rahal's IndyCar. Rahal says the addition of the National Guard as a sponsor brings excitement to the team and a lot of pride.
In preparation for the Indianapolis 500 next month, INDYCAR announced a new qualifying format to set the 33-car starting grid for the 98th Indianapolis 500 in May. The new format will feature three sessions across two days - May 17th and 18th.
Last season, Will Power finished off the year the best way possible - with a pair of wins. He won the second race in Houston, before winning the season finale at Auto Club Speedway.
Kurt Busch announced today that he will be attempting to do the Indianapolis 500-Coca Cola 600 double. The 35-year-old will attempt to qualify for the Indianapolis 500 for Andretti Autosport, while running the Coca Cola 600 later that same day in his No. 41 Haas Automation Chevrolet for Stewart-Haas Racing.
Custom sobriety chips make something truly powerful. They make the invisible visible, put it in your pocket, in your hand, or around your neck each day.
NASCAR Cup Series drivers reflect on the Coca-Cola 600 pre-race ceremony, a powerful patriotic tribute featuring military flyovers, helicopter arrivals
