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A once-in-a-lifetime opportunity nearly never happened for Frank Oreovicz due to stomach cancer. Fortunately for our scribe's father, he was able to experience life as a PGA Tour caddie for pro Bo Van Pelt this week, writes John Oreovicz.

Indianapolis Motor Speedway in the 1990s rolled out the red carpet for two heavy hitters: track president Anton H. "Tony" George and four-time Indy 500 winner Rick Mears.

Green is the theme at this year's North American International Auto Show, set to run through Jan. 23 at Detroit's Cobo Center. Racing cars are virtually extinct at the NAIAS, and the show's annual Racing Day is a thing of the past as manufacturers i...

The end of the line came quickly and unexpectedly this week for an sIndianapolis racing industry landmark when the Indianapolis Motor Speedway announced it was closing the Brickyard Crossing Inn immediately. Around 15 jobs were eliminated. Informall...

It may be the offseason, but there is still plenty of IndyCar news, starting with the closing of the Brickyard Crossing Inn, some cost saving offered up by chassis maker Dallara, and E.J. Viso sticking with HVM Racing, writes John Oreovicz.

INDIANAPOLIS -- It has to be more than a coincidence that it seems like the only sunny days in May in Indianapolis fall on days when the IndyCars aren't scheduled on track. Wednesday was another example of that; the only vehicles on the 2.5-mile o...

Now that American open-wheel racing once again is under one umbrella, John Oreovicz is licking his chops trying to create the dream schedule for 2009.

There are still issues to be worked out, but with a new TV deal and other signs of life, Champ Car's future is looking up, writes John Oreovicz.

Paul Tracy can't race, Buddy Rice is getting a one-race trial and David Martinez is making a step up from the Atlantic Series. Things have certainly changed at Forsythe, writes John Oreovicz.