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Dragon’s Leaders Circle designation explained
The team was awarded its Leaders Circle designation based on its presentation as a whole and had not designated its drivers to specific entries at the time of the decision.
FIRST IMPRESSIONS: São Paulo
Paul and Steph offer their first impressions after the Itaipava São Paulo Indy 300 presented by Nestlé.
Long Beach: Bash’s Sunday thoughts
In yesterday’s commentary, I mentioned that this could be a crazy day and a crazy race. In a word — yup. Yes, Will Power won the race, but he came from 12th to do it. Like Barber last weekend, where he won from 9th, that just doesn’t happen around here. Power’s win capped off a day […]
FIRST IMPRESSIONS: Long Beach
Paul and Steph give their first impressions of the 38th Annual Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach.
Long Beach: Steph’s Saturday thoughts
Steph chronicles her Saturday at the 38th Annual Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach.
Long Beach: Bash’s Saturday thoughts
Bash offers her perspective of the weekend thus far at the 38th Annual Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach.
Long Beach: Steph’s Friday thoughts
Steph offers her thoughts and observations from a very wet day one at the 38th Annual Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach.
INDYCAR must stay the course
Paul hates the INDYCAR “unapproved engine change” but feels changing the rule now would question the integrity of the sport
COUNTERPOINT: Did the new car live up to the hype?
COUNTERPOINT returns for another season as Paul and Steph duke it out on the subject of whether the new car lived up to the hype. (Oddly enough, despite taking opposing sides of the argument — they agree!)
FIRST IMPRESSIONS: Barber
Paul and Steph give their first impressions of the 2012 Honda Indy Grand Prix of Alabama at Barber Motorsports Park.
FIRST IMPRESSIONS: St. Petersburg
Paul and Steph give their first impressions of the 2012 Honda Grand Prix of St. Petersburg.
All-American teams poised to fill a long-lamented void
The lack of Americans in INDYCAR has been a gripe of fans for years. But now, with Chevrolet returning and several teams boasting an all-American driver line-up, the U.S.A. has plenty to cheer about.