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INDIANAPOLIS -- Media dinners are a double-edged sword. Some can be a great opportunity to get to know a driver or key team member in a casual setting. Others are less satisfying, cold and calculated affairs in which pretty much everyone involved w...

With the help of racing legends Mario Andretti and John Andretti, Hot Wheels returns to the Indianapolis 500 track on Saturday as four toy-size cars will race in a one-mile, four-lane oval -- the longest toy track in the world. The Andrettis will ...

Welcome to SportsNation! On Thursday, ESPN.com IndyCar reporter John Oreovicz stops by to live from Indianapolis, where he will be covering the Indy 500 on Sunday (11 a.m. ET, ABC).Oreovicz attended his first Indianapolis 500 as a teenager in 1978 an...

Katherine Legge is in. Michel Jourdain Jr. is out. Bump Day at Indianapolis Motor Speedway didn't produce much drama, but it did have its share of happiness and heartache.

British driver Katherine Legge has become the 33rd driver to qualify for next week's Indianapolis 500, assuring race organizers of a full field.

Ed Carpenter knew he was capable of another fast run, and it earned him the pole for the Indianapolis 500.

There could be bumping at Indianapolis this weekend.

Saturday's highlights from Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

E.J. Viso posted the fastest lap at Friday's practice for the Indianapolis 500, reaching 229.537 mph before lightning, heavy rain and wind shut things down.

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Rookie Carlos Munoz shot to the top of the speed chart in Indianapolis 500 practice Thursday with a lap at 225.163 mph, the fastest through the first six days of practice.

Rookie Conor Daly wrecked his car coming through the first turn during Thursday's practice for the Indianapolis 500, the first crash of the month at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

For generations, the Indy 500 -- even making it in -- was about faster and faster speeds. As qualifying looms this weekend, maybe it's time to loosen up to speed up.

The Indianapolis 500 this year will have its smallest seating capacity since 2000, but don't expect to find fewer fans on race day.

Three-time Indianapolis 500 winner Dario Franchitti topped the speed chart Wednesday at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, turning a lap at an average of 224.236 mph in the fifth practice session for the May 26 race.

Sam Hornish Jr. won the "The Greatest Spectacle in Racing" in 2006. Today, he's just fine with being a spectator of the famed Indianapolis 500.