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Five Indy 500 Records That Could Fall This Year

by Frank Santoroski | May 18, 2022 | IndyCar | 0 Comments

by Frank Santoroski @seveng1967 Tracking stats and keeping records is nearly as old as automotive competition itself. Records, after all, are meant to be broken, and its a tremendous accomplishment for any driver to be No. 1 on a list. The Indianapolis 500 is...

The Evolution of Indy 500 Qualifying

by Frank Santoroski | April 28, 2022 | IndyCar | 0 Comments

by Frank Santoroski @seveng1967 The Indianapolis Motor Speedway announced this week some significant changes to the 500 qualifying procedure to take effect during next month's 106th Running of the Greatest Spectacle in Racing. As with any change, reactions are mixed...

Formula One in the USA: A Brief History

by Frank Santoroski | April 14, 2022 | Formula One | 0 Comments

by Frank Santoroski @seveng1967 Fueled by their American ownership group, Liberty Media, the success of Netfilx's "Drive to Survive" television program, and record attendance numbers coming out of COTA last year, Formula One is intent on increasing its footprint...

Inconsistency, Mistakes Continue to Hamper Herta’s Title Hopes

by Frank Santoroski | April 13, 2022 | IndyCar | 0 Comments

by Frank Santoroski @seveng1967 Andretti Autosport NTT INDYCAR Series driver Colton Herta entered Long Beach, CA with one thing on his mind: winning the race. With a respectable fourth place in St. Petersburg and a less than stellar run to 12th at Texas, Long Beach...

Jones Snatches Victory from Ty Gibbs in Martinsville Brawl

by Frank Santoroski | April 13, 2022 | NASCAR | 0 Comments

By Reid Spencer, NASCAR Wire Service MARTINSVILE, Va. – On older tires, Brandon Jones stole an Xfinity Series win from the scion of the owner of his race team on Saturday night at Martinsville Speedway. Jones dived to the inside of Joe Gibbs Racing teammate Ty Gibbs...

Newgarden Keeps Penske Perfect with Long Beach Victory

by Frank Santoroski | April 13, 2022 | IndyCar | 0 Comments

By INDYCAR LONG BEACH, Calif. – Josef Newgarden kept Team Penske unbeaten in three NTT INDYCAR SERIES races this season with his second consecutive win of 2022, capturing the Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach in a taut, three-way tussle under brilliant Southern...

Hamlin Becomes 7th Different Cup Series Winner in Seven Races

by Frank Santoroski | April 6, 2022 | NASCAR | 0 Comments

By Holly Cain, NASCAR Wire Service Perhaps there was no better place for Denny Hamlin to finally notch his first win of 2022. Much to the pleasure of the fans at Richmond Raceway, the hometown favorite from Chesterfield, Virginia took the lead of the Toyota Owners 400...

Back to the Beach: LBGP Returns to its Traditional Date

by Frank Santoroski | April 6, 2022 | IndyCar | 0 Comments

by Frank Santoroski @seveng1967 The stars and cars of the NTT INDYCAR SERIES will make their appearance in Long Beach, California this coming weekend, continuing a history of racing at the beach that dates back to 1975. As the longest running street race in North...

Chastain Gets Trackhouse Racing Its First Cup Win at COTA

by Frank Santoroski | March 30, 2022 | NASCAR | 0 Comments

By Holly Cain, NASCAR Wire Service AUSTIN, Texas – In exactly the kind of thrilling final lap, final-turn high-action finish NASCAR has so often provided on road courses, Ross Chastain persevered in the EchoPark Automotive Grand Prix to win his first career NASCAR Cup...

Heir to the Throne? McLaughlin on Pace to Eclipse Penske Record

by Frank Santoroski | March 23, 2022 | IndyCar | 0 Comments

By Frank Santoroski @seveng1967 When Josef Newgarden passed Scott McLaughlin on the final lap of the Xpel 375 IndyCar race at Texas motor Speedway, he reached another milestone for Team Penske. Newgarden's victory was the 600th win for Team Penske across all of the...

Inconsistency, Mistakes Continue to Hamper Herta’s Title Hopes

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Chastain Gets Trackhouse Racing Its First Cup Win at COTA

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Flashback: The Life and Career of Ronnie Peterson

Feb 15, 2019

by Frank Santoroski @seveng1967 In the prior 68 seasons of Formula One competition, there are only 33 drivers that can lay claim to the title of World Drivers' Champion. In order to be crowned champion, a driver must not only possess the talent and...

25 Years Ago: 1993 in Racing

Apr 6, 2018

by Frank Santoroski @seveng1967 The early 1990s were a golden period for motor racing. In the United States, the PPG Indy Car World Series offered a strong racing platform and a diverse offering of race tracks that attracted former formula one drivers,...

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Richmond and More

Aug 18, 2022

Richmond and MoreThe DTC panel reports from the Cup Weekend at Richmond where Kevin Harvick notched a second consecutive win as we approach the playoffs. We also fill you in on contract extension news for several NASCAR and Indycar drivers, discuss the latest on the...

Streets of Nashville

Aug 17, 2022

Streets of NashvilleDrafting The Circuits reports from the Indycar race running through the downtown streets of Nashville. This is a race that proved once again to be problematic. We also discuss the significance of Scott Dixon's 53rd win and the tightening points...

Double Header at Iowa

Jul 28, 2022

Double Header at IowaThe DTC panel reports from a successful weekend for Indycar with a double header at Iowa Speedway. Additional topics include health concerns for both Josef Newgarden and Kurt Busch, continued contract drama for Alex Palou, a double...

Indycar at Toronto

Jul 24, 2022

Indycar at Toronto The DTC panel gives a full run down from the Honda Indy Toronto, returning to the schedule after a two year absence. We discuss Scott Dixon and the legacy he is building, Chevrolet engine woes, as well as the ongoing contract drama for Alex...

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