INSIDE RACING
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What does the Indy Racing League get in it's deal with Izod to sponsor the IndyCar Series? Of course there's cash, but the apparent marketing commitment could be much more important to the sport.
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Will she or won't she come to NASCAR? That's been the question as IndyCar Series star Danica Patrick met with team owners. ESPN's Ryan McGee reports she will race for Dale Earnhardt Jr. in 2010 ... and stay in the IRL.
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There are at least 10 good questions about F1 as the world's dominant racing series heads into its offseason. One big question? Is Sebastian Vettel poised to be a worldwide superstar?
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Robert Hight all-but won the Funny Car title at Las Vegas, but the talk is about the 1-point lead seven-time Top Fuel champ Tony Schumacher takes to Pomona in two weeks.
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Sebastian Vettel cruised to victory at Abu Dhabi and teammate Mark Webber made it a 1-2 Red Bull sweep in the Formula One season finale.
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Indy car racing lost its brightest star Oct. 31, 1999, when Greg Moore was killed in a gruesome one-car crash at Auto Club Speedway. Ten years later, the racing world is still recovering.
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Ashley Force Hood would be ecstatic to become the first female to win an NHRA Funny Car title. Even more satisfying? To become the second driver named Force to win one.
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With only two races left, it's getting to be crunch time for the drivers trying to win titles in the NHRA's four pro classes. Vegas is on tap this weekend with plenty on the line.
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Imagine if the IndyCar Series had used the Formula One scoring system to crown its 2009 champion. Ryan Briscoe, not Dario Franchitti, would be king of the hill.
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Mark Webber won Sunday's Brazilian Grand Prix in Sao Paulo, but it was Brawn GP's Jenson Button who locked up his first Formula One drivers' championship with one race to go.
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It's easy to see how 2009 champ Dario Franchitti could feel a little jilted after finishing second to Scott Dixon in John Oreovicz's IndyCar Series Power Rankings.
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Dario Franchitti beat out teammate Scott Dixon for the 2009 IndyCar Series title, but Great Scott trumped Super Dario in John Oreovicz's season-ending Power Rankings.