Today's IZOD IndyCar Series and Firestone Indy Lights headlines:
1. Power looks for mistake-free race in Japan
2. Kanaan presides over Great Bed Race
3. Vote for Tire-ific Move of the Race
1. Power looks for mistake-free race in Japan: Will Power points to the oval experience of Dario Franchitti, his closest pursuer for the IZOD IndyCar Series championship, as a potential difference-maker.
"He's a very mistake-free, fast driver. And he's very experienced," Power said of Franchitti, who has prevailed in the two series title chases he's been involved in (2007 and '09). "He knows how to win championships. He knows how to win races. I've just got to be a little bit ... FULL STORY »
Toronto, Ontario (September 05, 2010) – Round 12 of the 2010 Firestone Indy Lights Series, the ‘Kentucky 100’ held at the Kentucky Speedway on Saturday 4th September, saw Canada’s James Hinchcliffe come home second at the checkered flag behind pole-sitter ... FULL STORY »
SPARTA, KY (Sept. 4, 2010)- Sarah Fisher Racing (SFR) driver Graham Rahal finished in the 20th position in tonight's Kentucky Indy 300 at Kentucky Speedway. Rahal started the race in the 25th spot and was able to advance five positions ... FULL STORY »
Newman / Haas Racing
Kentucky Indy 300 – Kentucky Speedway
RACE NOTES/QUOTES – Saturday, September 4, 2010
Hideki Mutoh, No. 06 Formula Dream / Panasonic Dallara / Honda / Firestone: “It was a tough race; I struggled at the beginning again ... FULL STORY »
An incident in the opening stages of the Drive Smart. Buckle-Up Kentucky 100 Firestone Indy Lights race ended the day early for both Bryan Herta Autosport entries at the 1.5-mile Kentucky Speedway oval this afternoon. Philip Major spun on his ... FULL STORY »
SPARTA, Ky. – Sam Schmidt Motorsports driver Pippa Mann became the first female racer to earn a Kentucky Speedway victory by leading all 67 laps of this afternoon’s Firestone Indy Lights “Drive Smart. Buckle-Up Kentucky 100.”
The 27-year-old from Ipswich, ... FULL STORY »
SPARTA, Ky. - Ed Carpenter continued his IZOD IndyCar Series Kentucky Speedway success by earning his first career series pole award with a two-lap 217.933-mph (48.8958 seconds) average.
The Panther Racing driver sliced his No. 20 Fuzzy’s Vodka machine through ... FULL STORY »
