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Transitional, work-in-progress INDYCAR schedule holds no surprises for now
The 2012 INDYCAR schedule was released this morning — at least in part — and held no surprises for those who have been tracking its development over the past few months.
Even in pain, Mann reaches out to others
In good times and in bad, Pippa Mann continues to find ways to connect with the INDYCAR Nation on a personal basis, one fan at a time.
INDYCAR provides answers in Wheldon report
Now that INDYCAR have released its findings of the Wheldon investigation, Paul examines what he likes and doesn’t like in the report.
Allow time to determine oval racing’s future
It’s the time of year when seasonal carols sing of bells ringing. But for many in the INDYCAR community, the only bells they’re hearing are the sounding of alarms.
The INDYCAR holiday shopping guide
Looking to spread some INDYCAR cheer this holiday season? Look no further. This guide puts all of your INDYCAR-related gift-giving options in one place. From the most ardent fan to the completely uninitiated, there’s an idea here for everyone on your list.
Recent events must not distract from necessary changes
Steph hopes that the giant elephant in the room doesn’t distract from the smaller elephants that have been hanging around all season long.
INDYCAR didn’t do “nothing”
Paul rebuffs outside accusations that INDYCAR foresaw the type of incident that occurred at Las Vegas Motor Speedway but did nothing to prevent it.
Dan Wheldon: An initial reaction
Much more is still left to be said, but here, Steph offers her initial reaction to the passing of Dan Wheldon this past Sunday at Las Vegas Motor Speedway.
Las Vegas: Bash’s Sunday thoughts
Bash recounts of the events of a tragic day at Las Vegas Motor Speedway
Las Vegas: Bash’s Friday thoughts
Bash reviews Friday’s events at Las Vegas Motor Speedway leading into the IZOD INDYCAR World Championships.
Can Power win the 2011 championship?
Last year going into the second-last race of the season, Will Power led Dario Franchitti by 17 points. This year, he only led Franchitti by five. But his advantage this season is far greater than it appears.