Joliet, Illinois (August 28, 2010)- Dreyer & Reinbold Racing turned their luck around in tonight's Peak Indy 300 in Joliet, Illinois. Both DRR drivers, Justin Wilson (No. 22 Z-Line Designs), and Ana Beatriz (No. 24 Dad's Root Beer) endured plenty of action during the 200 lap race. The duo finished in 7th and 24th position for the Peak Indy 300.
As the green flag dropped, Wilson had a flawless start. Initially, he started 23rd and went back to 26th position, but that wouldn't last for long. He quickly proved his skils as he stayed out of trouble and methodically worked his way up. The Brit came in for fuel only on Lap 8 after the caution came out on Lap ... FULL STORY »
Today's IZOD IndyCar Series and Firestone Indy Lights headlines:
1. Beatriz returns to DRR at Chicagoland
2. Oval qualifying altered beginning at Chicagoland
1. Beatriz returns to DRR at Chicagoland: Competing in her first half-marathon last weekend in Rio de ... FULL STORY »
Indianapolis, IN (August 24, 2010) - Dreyer & Reinbold Racing announced today that Brazilian driver, Ana Beatriz, will replace the injured Mike Conway this weekend. She will drive the team"s No. 24 Dad's Root Beer entry for the Peak Indy ... FULL STORY »
Dario Franchitti won his second Indianapolis 500 Mile Race under caution. No matter, the milk still tasted just as good.
Franchitti, who led 155 of the 200 laps, became the 19th multi-time winner of "The Greatest Spectacle In Racing" and his ... FULL STORY »
Danica Patrick finds herself in a precarious spot, a place she never has ventured in her racing career.
No, it isn't about being booed last week at the Brickyard, another new experience for the super celebrity of her sport.
Getting booed is ... FULL STORY »
INDIANAPOLIS (Thursday, May 20, 2010) - Tony Kanaan topped the speed chart as rain cut short preparations for the 2010 Indianapolis 500 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
Kanaan recorded a lap of 39.6870 seconds (226.775 mph) in the No. ... FULL STORY »
When Janet Guthrie was informed that Ana Beatriz was the fifth female entered in the Indianapolis 500, the racing pioneer reflected on how far women have progressed in the sport.
"Frankly, I thought it would take longer than this," Guthrie ... FULL STORY »