What do the manufacturers think?
David Newton, ESPN.comThe government spent billions bailing out auto manufacturers with the "Cash for Clunkers" program, but where does that leave NASCAR teams? No money, and dance with the car that brung ya.
Story | Conversation | August 12, 2009Kanaan expects to race Saturday
ESPN.com news servicesTony Kanaan does not have burns on his hands from a cockpit fuel fire in last weekend's Rexall Edmonton Grand Prix and plans to race Saturday at Kentucky Speedway, The Indianapolis Star reported.
Story | Conversation | July 28, 2009Power surge at Rexall Edmonton Indy
John OreoviczThe 2009 edition of the Rexall Edmonton Indy wasn't an exceptionally exciting race, and the yellow-flag finish -- the only full-course caution of the ...
Blog Entry | Conversation | July 27, 2009Power grabs win; Kanaan burned
Associated PressWill Power led almost the entire way Sunday to capture the Rexall Edmonton Indy in a race marred by a pit fire that burned driver Tony Kanaan'ss hands and face.
Story | Conversation | July 26, 2009New engines, chassis, may wait until 2012
John OreoviczThe clock is ticking on the IndyCar Series and its efforts to create a new formula for the future. Although series officials still say that new cars a...
Blog Entry | Conversation | July 22, 2009Castroneves seeks support for race
Associated PressIndy 500 winner Helio Castroneves met with Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva Monday to seek support for an Indy Racing League event in the South American nation next year.
Story | Conversation | July 20, 2009What did we learn at Richmond? Plenty
John Oreovicz...soon as the yellow flag flies. Franchitti was allowed to come in to grab a splash of ethanol, but he lost his track position. After rejoining at the back of the field bunched up behind...
Blog Entry | Conversation | June 28, 2009IndyCar confirms it will start in Brazil
Associated PressThe Indy Racing League plans to take advantage of one of its most popular racing venues next season -- Brazil.
Story | Conversation | June 23, 2009New deal gets Rahal back in Indy 500
Associated PressBobby Rahal announced he has reached a deal with a new sponsor to put veteran Spanish driver Oriol Servia in the cockpit of his No. 17 car for this month's Indianapolis 500.
Story | Conversation | May 13, 2009Hunter-Reay still looking for work
John Oreovicz, Special to ESPN.comRyan Hunter-Reay has everything you need to be an IndyCar star -- except a job, writes John Oreovicz.
Story | Conversation | February 18, 2009New formula? Read between the lines
John Oreovicz, Special to ESPN.comRoundtable meetings have stoked optimism that a new engine and chassis formula is on the horizon for IndyCar. But any changes could be a long time coming.
Story | Conversation | February 12, 2009Economic concerns impact IRL
Associated PressThe Indy Racing League is shifting gears as series officials acknowledged that economics has made cost-cutting a top priority.
Story | Conversation | February 03, 2009Cutting costs nothing new to IRL
John Oreovicz, Special to ESPN.comThe stagnant economy has impacted the IndyCar Series just like any other major racing league. Good thing the IRL has been in cost-cutting mode for years.
Story | Conversation | February 02, 2009IndyCar team hits sponsorship skids
Associated PressRahal Letterman Racing, which brought Danica Patrick to the IndyCar Series, needs a primary sponsor to compete in the 2009 IndyCar Series.
Story | Conversation | January 29, 2009Wanted: Sponsor for Rahal Letterman
John Oreovicz, Special to ESPN.comWanted: Sponsor to fund 2009 IndyCar Series season for turn-key operation. Only serious inquiries please. For details, contact Rahal Letterman Racing.
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