FOX, IndyCar's new broadcast partner, spent more advertising the sport at the Super Bowl than it did buying TV rights from NBC.

Fox's final ad focused on Pato O'Ward, the most popular driver in IndyCar and the star of McLaren's U.S.-based IndyCar team. The Mexican driver is an up-and-coming star, owner of all seven of ...

Considered a season opener, the Firestone Grand Prix of St. Petersburg starts the IndyCar Series with a bang. That continues ...

IndyCar had previously been working with the NBC family of networks and frequently found its races kicked to NBC Sports or ...

Here's what you need to know about Josef Newgarden, a driver going for his third straight Indy 500 win and appeared in a ...

Though widely deemed a master of modified racing, Cagle — nicknamed “The Tampa Terror” — excelled in virtually every vehicle ...

A woman was injured in an early morning shooting in Lawrence. A man accused of killing a woman and a Marion County sheriff’s ...

Indiana State Police are investigating after a crash occurred on I-65 between I-865 and 82nd Street. The Indianapolis ...

FOX59's Alex Ross took a look at how FOX Sports plans to market IndyCar to the masses. The key to FOX's strategy? Acquainting ...

Joey Logano Meets Tom Brady at Super Bowl LIX, sharing a memorable moment that bridged NASCAR and the NFL, highlighting ...

Tons of big names will be in New Orleans for the Big Game, and one of them will be back-to-back Indy 500 winner Josef Newgarden.

FOX will broadcast the Super Bowl, the Daytona 500, and the Indianapolis 500. Joey Logano and Josef Newgarden are excited.