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IndyCar veteran Jacques Villeneuve announced earlier this week that he will be back behind the wheel in this year's Indianapolis 500 as part of Schmidt Peterson Motorsports' line-up. Villeneuve last raced in the event in 1995.

After spending last season with Dragon Racing, Sebastien Bourdais makes the move to KVSH Racing in 2014, and so far, the move has been a great experience.

Last year, Charlie Kimball had his best year to date - finishing ninth in the point standings after scoring his first IndyCar career win at Mid-Ohio. Over the off-season, Kimball has spent time reflecting back on the season, letting the win soak in.

When it came to IndyCar Media Day earlier this month, the question that Scott Dixon got asked was a simple - could he win his fourth IndyCar title this season? His answer was simple - "Beat everybody else."

After running a part-time schedule last year in IndyCar, Ryan Briscoe is back behind the wheel full-time as he will battle for the championship in a ride prepared from Chip Ganassi Racing.

Earlier this month at the 2014 Canadian Motorsports Expo, the Lucas Oil Can-Am Midgets released their 2014 schedule.

Last year, Helio Castroneves came up short of winning the championship as he finished second to Scott Dixon.

While most IndyCar drivers have taken their first laps of the season behind the wheel throughout testing, Justin Wilson is just getting the opportunity to do that recently due to healing from injuries sustained in the season finale at Auto Club Speedway.

Grant Enfinger notched his third career ARCA Racing Series victory on Saturday at Daytona International Speedway after holding off Frank Kimmel and Clay Campbell in the late stages.

While most fans are thrilled by drivers going in circles, there are those that beat to a different drum. That drum is set to be answered by Canadian Tire Motorsports Park as they have announced a thrilling 2014 race schedule for their 3.957 km road course located in Bowmanville, Ontario.