This week's episode: Ford briefly had interest in being the third OEM for IndyCar, Yuki Tsunoda is set for an IndyCar test at the end of the month and Josh Pierson is approved for an IndyCar license in 2027.

This week's episode: Lynn of Dixon Doing Dixon Things, winner of the NTR Fantasy IndyCar Challenge, joins to discuss his win, strategy, how he got into racing and IndyCar and what changes he would make for the sport.

This week's episode: Christian Lundgaard is confirmed at Chip Ganassi Racing to replace Scott Dixon in the no. 9. Our expectations for him in year one with Alex Palou. Plus, McLaren announces a key sponsor for Scott Dixon and more fuel for Spain hosting an IndyCar race in 2027.

This week's episode: Colton Herta to IndyCar rumors put to bed, Callum Ilott is back on the radar for an IndyCar seat in 2027 and the latest silly season rumors. Plus, another track is eyeing IndyCar for the future.

This week's episode: Dennis Hauger moves to the no. 14 A.J. Foyt Racing car in 2027 on a multi-year deal. Plus, what this means for Santino Ferrucci and a look back at IndyCar TV ratings in 2026.

This week's episode: A recap of the Mission Foods Grand Prix of Monterey won by Scott McLaughlin. We grade the 2026 IndyCar season and share your comments on the series. Plus, an update on potential tracks that could be in play for future IndyCar schedules.

This week's episode: A recap of the Snap-On doubleheader at the Milwaukee Mile won by Pato O'Ward as Alex Palou clinched his fifth IndyCar title. Plus, IndyCar is implementing new licensing standards and a preview of the season finale Mission Foods Grand Prix of Monterey.

This week's episode: A recap of the Freedom 250 on the streets of Washington, D.C. won by Kyle Kirkwood. Plus, a race in Brazil could be added to the IndyCar schedule in 2027 and Colombia is possible for 2028. Finally, a preview of the doubleheader weekend at the Milwaukee Mile.