WEST ALLIS, Wisc. – The Milwaukee Mile 250 didn't yield the championship Chip Ganassi Racing had hoped to clinch in the first of two Sunday races at the Milwaukee Mile. Alex Palou entered the day with ...
WEST ALLIS, Wisc. -- The celebration on Alex Palou’s fifth NTT INDYCAR SERIES title had barely started when the record-setting driver made a vow to boss Chip Ganassi: more championships are coming.
Driving for Chip Ganassi Racing with the 1996 championship on the line, Zanardi was racing Bryan Herta on the final lap. As they approached the Corkscrew, a brutally steep left-right downhill section ...
Palou was leaving WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca following the season finale, still dressed in his firesuit and headed to the INDYCAR championship banquet, when he heard three young fans screaming as ...
The picturesque 2.238-mile road course on the Monterey Peninsula provides the perfect backdrop to close a dominant year. Palou's title marked his fourth consecutive series championship and fifth in ...
Ganassi has employed some of the greatest drivers in INDYCAR history, and he used his banquet speech to recite the list responsible for the organization’s 18 championships: Dixon with six, Palou with ...
Dixon heads into his final race with CGR on Sunday with mixed emotions after a relationship that has produced the second most championships in INDYCAR history, an Indianapolis 500 victory, 58 of his ...
Chip Ganassi Racing added another historic chapter to its legacy Sunday when it finished a record-breaking season with an 18th NTT INDYCAR Series championship as the year came to a close at ...
Alex Palou has won three consecutive NTT INDYCAR Series championships carrying DHL’s familiar red-and-yellow colors, added an Indianapolis 500 victory and helped give the international logistics ...
MONTEREY, Calif. -- At WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca, the Corkscrew is more than a turn. It is a plunge into the unknown — a blind, steeply falling left-right sequence that can reward a driver with ...
Ganassi’s 18 INDYCAR championships put his sustained success in extraordinary company across American sports. Phil Jackson, the winningest coach in NBA history, won 11 championships between the ...
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