Alex Palou began the 2026 NTT INDYCAR SERIES with a commanding victory at the Firestone Grand Prix of St. Petersburg, marking his 20th career win. Demonstrating strategic skill and control, Palou led 59 of 100 laps, finishing 12 seconds ahead. His dominance signals that he remains the driver to beat this season. Continue reading Champ Alex Palou Opens With Dominant March to St. Pete Win
Alex Palou, a 27-year-old Spanish driver, secured his third consecutive IndyCar championship at Portland International Raceway, completing an outstanding season with eight wins. His achievement places him amongst a select group who have won three straight titles. Palou has excelled rapidly in his career, earning four championships in just five years. Continue reading Alex Palou Makes History with Third Straight IndyCar Championship
Alex Palou continued his dominant 2025 IndyCar season, winning the Java House Grand Prix at Laguna Seca, marking his eighth victory. Leading 84 of 95 laps, he showcased remarkable pace and strategy, significantly extending his championship lead over Pato O’Ward. With this win, Palou solidified his reputation as a racing elite. Continue reading Palou Delivers Masterclass at Laguna Seca for Eighth Win of Dominant 2025 Campaign
Alex Palou secured his first Indianapolis 500 victory and maiden oval win, showcasing strategic brilliance in a chaotic race. Driving the No. 10 Chip Ganassi Racing Honda, he capitalized on key moments, particularly on lap 187. Despite misfortunes for many competitors, Palou’s patience and racecraft confirmed his status among IndyCar’s elite. Continue reading Palou Conquers the Brickyard
Alex Palou secured his third consecutive victory at the Indianapolis Grand Prix, boosting his championship lead to 97 points. His strategic tire choices proved decisive as he capitalized on a late-race opportunity. Despite fierce competition, including a commendable second from Pato O’Ward, Palou’s dominance continues to shape the 2025 IndyCar season. Continue reading Palou’s Perfect Strategy Delivers Third Straight Win at Indianapolis GP
In what can only be described as a virtuoso display of driving excellence, Alex Palou dominated Sunday’s Children’s of Alabama Grand Prix at Barber Motorsports Park, claiming his third victory in four races this season and further cementing his position as the driver to beat in the 2025 IndyCar Series. The Chip Ganassi Racing driver started from pole position and never truly relinquished control of … Continue reading Palou Delivers Masterclass Performance in Caution-Free Barber Victory
Alex Palou launched his quest for a third consecutive IndyCar championship with a commanding victory at St. Petersburg. The Chip Ganassi Racing star outpaced teammate Scott Dixon, who impressively finished second despite racing 90 laps without radio communication, while Josef Newgarden completed the podium. Continue reading Palou Opens 2025 IndyCar Season with Dominant Victory at St. Petersburg
Team Penske asserted its dominance on the opening day of qualifying for the 108th Indianapolis 500, sweeping the top three positions among the drivers who advanced to Sunday’s battle for the NTT P1 Award pole position.
Will Power led the Penske charge by posting the fastest four-lap average of 233.758 mph in his No. 12 Verizon Chevrolet. Reigning Indianapolis 500 winner Josef Newgarden was second at 233.332 mph, followed by Scott McLaughlin’s 233.293 mph in the No. 3 Pennzoil entry.
If the Penske trio can hold onto the top three spots after Sunday’s qualifying, it will mark just the second time in Indianapolis 500 history that one team has swept the front row. Penske previously accomplished the feat in 1988.
“It was a good, smooth run,” Power said. “We would have liked to have run in the heat, but (team owner) Roger (Penske) didn’t want us to go out. I think (Alexander) Rossi is the one who could break up the all-Penske front row, but I think one of us (Penske) will get the pole.” Continue reading Team Penske Flexes Muscle in Indy 500 Qualifying Day 1
In a race where tire strategy played a major role, Alex Palou’s pure speed prevailed as he dominated the Sprint for the Purse at The Thermal Club $1 Million Challenge on Sunday. The reigning NTT INDYCAR SERIES champion led all 20 laps from the pole position in his No. 10 DHL Chip Ganassi Racing Honda to claim a $500,000 payday for the non-points exhibition victory. … Continue reading Palou Dominates for Lucrative $500K Win at Thermal Club $1 Million Challenge
Felix Rosenqvist and Alex Palou claimed pole positions in Saturday’s qualifying for The Thermal Club $1 Million Challenge. Rosenqvist secured the pole for the first heat race, while Palou took the pole for the second heat race. Winners will start from the front row for the 20-lap feature race, offering a $500,000 prize. Windy conditions presented challenges during qualifying. Live coverage on Sunday at 12:30 pm ET. Continue reading Felix Rosenqvist and Alex Palou Claim Poles for $1 Million Challenge Heat Races
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