How do you like them odds?

The favorite to win Sunday's Indy 500? The dark horse? John Oreovicz breaks down the field.

New deal gets Rahal back in Indy 500

Bobby 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.

Sharp gets in under the gun at Indy

There were costly crashes and tense moments for the second round of Indy 500 qualifying, none more so than Scott Sharp coming through to make the field on the final laps of the day.

Indy 500 entry list announced

Scott Dixon, Helio Castroneves, Dan Wheldon and Dario Franchitti are among the 28 drivers on the initial entry list for the Indianapolis 500.

Briscoe holds off Hunter-Reay

Ryan Briscoe held off Ryan Hunter-Reay to win the IndyCar Series season opener on the streets of St. Petersburg on Sunday.

Dixon, Franchitti IndyCar's dream team

That big ol' bull's-eye on Target Chip Ganassi Racing is there for a reason. What do you expect when you pair the 2007 IndyCar Series champ with the 2008 winner?

Put your money on 2008 champ Dixon

Feeling lucky? John Oreovicz says to put your money on defending IndyCar Series champ Scott Dixon to win it all again in 2009.

An unusual class of IndyCar rookies

There will be four drivers vying for rookie of the year honors in the IndyCar Series. It's hard to imagine four paths more different to the same destination.

Will NASCAR come calling for Danica?

The media darling of IndyCar is entering the final year of her contract with Andretti Green Racing. In other words, it could be a very lucrative summer for Danica Patrick.

Hunter-Reay still looking for work

Ryan Hunter-Reay has everything you need to be an IndyCar star -- except a job, writes John Oreovicz.

Driver Ryan Hunter-Reay, left, talks with Rahal Letterman Racing owner Bobby Rahal before the start of morning practice for the Honda Grand Prix of St...

Rahal Letterman Racing driver Ryan Hunter-Reay of the USA races during the Indy 300 on the Surfers Paradise...

Cutting costs nothing new to IRL

The 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.