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Andretti Global had decided to bring back Marcus Ericsson shortly before the latest Inside Line IndyCar podcast. IndyStar motorsports insider Zion Brown was rejoined by sports editor Aaron Ferguson to break down silly season, Alex Palou and Alexander Rossi testing the new Indy car and preview the return to Portland, where Team Penske has had great success in recent years. Did that impact their predictions? Perhaps.
Join insider Zion Brown as he discusses the new IR28 car, the possibility of Carson Hocevar running the Indy 500 and more.
IndyCar had its first postponement in 10 years, shortened the race citing track temperatures and had fans angry over the handling of it all. IndyStar motorsports insider Zion Brown and editor Aaron Ferguson break it down, ask if Alex Palou has locked up another series title and discuss the varied thoughts of Team Penske's wild weekend.
The Inside Line IndyCar podcast is back with the latest on a Freedom 250 availability in Washington D.C., discussion around the IndyCar video game that was pushed back, silly season and this week's race in Nashville. Join IndyStar motorsports insider Zion Brown and sports editor Aaron Ferguson as they talk the latest on IndyCar, Fox and more
A papaya-colored IndyCar weekend at Mid-Ohio bled into Monday with the announcements of multiyear deals for Scott Dixon and Indy 500 winner Felix Rosenqvist to replace Christian Lundgaard and Nolan Siegel. IndyStar motorsports insider Zion Brown and sports editor Aaron Ferguson break it down, key Mid-Ohio results, next silly season dominoes and what Arrow McLaren's move means for its future.
Felix Rosenqvist is set to move on from Meyer Shank Racing, the first domino of IndyCar silly season and drivers shuffling for the 2027 season. IndyStar sports editor Aaron Ferguson and reporter Zion Brown discuss that move and the fallout, opportunities for other drivers. Plus, the series heads to Mid-Ohio where Scott Dixon and Chip Ganassi Racing have dominated.
IndyCar had no shortage of storylines to follow during its latest run at Road America. Christian Lundgaard won after falling to the back, Will Power and Graham Rahal had an incident, Alex Palou had a penalty and more engine changes. IndyStar motorsports reporter Zion Brown and sports editor Aaron Ferguson break it down, plus a look at Fox's day broadcasting, concessions and more.
IndyCar begins the second half of its season at Road America, where Alex Palou has won three of the last five races. IndyStar motorsports insider Zion Brown and sports editor Aaron Ferguson make their picks, recap the first half of the season, share how Zion and Scott McLaughlin spent a few days off and, of course, Road America concessions.
Josef Newgarden beat out Marcus Ericsson to win the Bommarito Automotive Group 500 on the short-oval track at World Wide Technology Raceway in a race that featured two red flags. IndyStar insider Zion Brown and sports editor Aaron Ferguson break it down, from Newgarden's win to Alex Palou running out of gas and Myles Rowe's Indy NXT race dominance.
Strategy won out as Alex Palou outlasted Kyle Kirkwood due to the full-course yellow rule change. IndyStar insider Zion Brown and sports editor Aaron Ferguson analyze the decisions, we hear from Kirkwood, look at Honda vs. Chevy, Penske's day, Arrow McLaren and get ready for primetime at WWTR near St. Louis.
Join motor sports insider Zion Brown and sports editor Aaron Ferguson as they recap Felix Rosenqvist's Indianapolis 500 win and make their Detroit Grand Prix predictions.
The 33-car field for the 110th Indianapolis 500 is set. Who will win, can veterans move from the back of the field to podium or win, and how will weather impact Katherine Legge's double attempt? Insider Zion Brown and sports editor Aaron Ferguson preview this year's race.
Insider Zion Brown and sports editor Aaron Ferguson recap Christian Lundgaard's Sonsio Grand Prix win.
Insider Zion Brown and sports editor Aaron Ferguson preview this weekend's Sonsio Grand Prix
Join insider Zion Brown and Team Penke's David Malukas on the latest episode of The Inside Line IndyCar Podcast.
Chip Ganassi's Kyffin Simpson joins insider Zion Brown on the latest The Inside Line IndyCar Podcast.
Alex Palou got his first win at Long Beach after an otherwise brilliant weekend by Felix Rosenqvist. IndyStar motorsports insider Zion Brown and editor Aaron Ferguson break down the race weekend, including a discussion on street/road courses, Zion's prophetic weekend picks, Indy 500 news and several moments of silliness.
Join insider Zion Brown and sports editor Aaron Ferguson as they share updates to this year's Indianapolis 500,.
Join insider Zion Brown and Andretti Global driver Will Power as they discuss Will joining Andretti Global and thoughts on this IndyCar season.
Join insider Zion Brown and special guest Ryan Hunter-Reay on the latest The Inside Line IndyCar podcast.
Insider Zion Brown and sports editor Aaron Ferguson discuss Alex Palou's latest win at the Children's of Alabama Indy Grand Prix.
Join insider Zion Brown and sports editor Aaron Ferguson as they preview the Children's of Alabama Indy Grand Prix at Barber on the latest The Inside Line IndyCar Podcast.
Insider Zion Brown and sports editor Aaron Ferguson recap Kyle Kirdwood's win at the Java House Grand Prix of Arlington.
Join insider Zion Brown and sports editor Aaron Ferguson as they recap Joesef Newgarden's win at the Good Ranchers 250 in Phoenix.
Insider Zion Brown and sports editor Aaron Ferguson discuss Alex Palou's continued dominance at St. Petersburg.
Join sports editor Aaron Ferguson and motor sports insider Zion Brown as they preview the 2026 IndyCar season. Topics include Will Power settling in at Andretti Global, IndyCar's Independent Officiating Board and more.
In this edition of The Inside Line, IndyStar motorsports insider Nathan Brown and co-host Joey Barnes dive into the two major news topics of the week: David Malukas landing a ride at Team Penske and IndyCar releasing its 2026 schedule. On Malukas, Nathan and Joey discuss the fact that Malukas didn’t appear to have been Team Penske’s ‘Plan A’ for the No. 12 car in 2026, having offered Will Power a one-year deal to stay, and they theorize whether he’s ready and what to expect from the 23-year-old next season. Then, the two dive into the good and bad parts of IndyCar’s slate for next season, giving both their favorite parts and where Penske Entertainment still has work left to do in the years ahead.
In this edition of The Inside Line, IndyStar motorsports reporter Nathan Brown and co-host Joey Barnes discuss the riveting end to the 2025 IndyCar season that was the finale at Nashville Superspeedway. First, the pair highlight the ways in which so many drivers’ days either ended poorly or were adversely affected to open the door for a much-needed season-ending win for Josef Newgarden. The pair discuss Newgarden’s interesting words in his post-race press conference about what this offseason may have in store for him, and they also break down David Malukas’ race-ending crash and how and why he came together with Louis Foster. They then run down the championship standings and note standout or notable finishers after the dust settled in Nashville, and then Nathan and Joey finally break down where exactly the 2026 IndyCar schedule is in this closing stage, including the pros and cons around Canada’s race shifting to a new location, the ways in which the fates of races in Mexico City and Washington D.C. may be intertwined and what else to expect on the calendar for 2026.
In this episode of The Inside Line, IndyStar motorsports insider Nathan Brown and co-host Joey Barnes discuss the rapid-fire moves of these past couple days on the IndyCar Silly Season landscape and how they came to be. The pair kickoff the episode diving into Will Power’s decision to leave Team Penske after 17 years and the behind-the-scenes moves – and lack of them – that ultimately led Power feeling like it was his time to move on. And then they move into how the futures of Will Power and Colton Herta ultimately became intertwined as Herta was proposed the opportunity by TWG Motorsports CEO Dan Towriss to take a chance on his dreams and leave IndyCar for a test and development opportunity with Cadillac F1 and a likely F2 ride in pursuit of his childhood F1 dreams. Nathan and Joey talk about what’s next for them in 2026, and then they cap the episode setting the stage for where the Silly Season landscape stands with those major dominos having fallen.
In the latest episode of The Inside Line, IndyStar motorsports reporter Nathan Brown and co-host Joey Barnes talk through Christian Rasmussen’s breakthrough victory at The Milwaukee Mile while also diving deep into the hot-button topics off the track. The pair first discuss the breaks that gave the ECR driver a chance to pounce late and then debate Alex Palou’s team decision not to pit for new tires in the final caution and note the way in which Rasmussen in many ways could end up the breakout driver of the year. Browns and Barnes then get into and discuss Nathan’s stories on Red Bull’s interest in Alex Palou and the prospects of Colton Herta heading to Formula 2 and what’s real, fiction and rumor behind those. They cap the podcast with an update on where they think soon-to-be free agent Will Power stands in what could be his final race for Team Penske.
In this episode of The Inside Line, IndyStar motorsports insider Nathan Brown and co-host Joey Barnes start things off highlighting the novelty of Will Power’s win Sunday at Portland, what impact it may have on his future at Team Penske and what that future could (and should) look like. The pair then discuss the way in which Alex Palou clinched his fourth IndyCar title Sunday and the historic pace of the start to his career. They then break-down and opine on the controversial crash between Christian Rasmussen and Conor Daly, the lack of a call from race control why many drivers in the paddock are frustrated with the current state of race control. Nathan finishes off the podcast with updates on progress for 2026 races at Toronto and Mexico City and why the latter doesn’t appear to be as much of a ‘sure thing’ as immediately believed.
In this episode of The Inside Line, IndyStar motorsports reporter Nathan Brown and co-host Joey Barnes kick-off their post-Laguna Seca episode taking a look at the historical implications of Alex Palou snagging his eighth win of 2025, where that stands in history and where he could end up once the season ends. The pair also explain how Palou can go about clinching his 4th title in 5 years at IndyCar’s next round at Portland and how Pato O’Ward can stay alive, too. Brown and Barnes discuss an analyze the much-talked-about perceived miscues from race control involving a pair of on-track incidents that didn’t see yellow flags for 90 seconds during Sunday’s race, and then they dive into the Silly Season topics of the moment: whether Will Power will (or should) be replaced at Team Penske by David Malukas for 2026 and what Colton Herta’s chances are to secure a super license and give decisionmakers at Cadillac F1 a choice on whether to hand him a ride for the team’s debut season in 2026.
In this week's edition of The Inside Line, IndyStar motorsports reporter Nathan Brown and co-host Joey Barnes discuss the ways Toronto race winner Pato O'Ward and championship leader Alex Palou diverged, creating the potential for a title race down the stretch. Nathan and Joey also dove deep into the former's 2026 schedule sleuthing story from earlier in the week, and Nathan discusses how he expects many of the puzzle pieces to fit together.
IndyStar motorsports insider Nathan Brown an co-host Joey Barnes break down the on- and off-track successes and failures around IndyCar's Iowa Speedway doubleheader weekend in this episode of "The Inside Line." The pair first touch on the ways in which Pato O'Ward and Alex Palou bided their time en route to race wins and how Josef Newgarden and Team Penske saw them slip through their fingertips. Nathan and Joey then dove head first into the elephant in the room: the mostly empty grandstands and the underwhelming TV numbers and discussed why IndyCar's annual stop at Iowa has fallen so far in interest, who's to blame, what could be done to save it and ultimately what it's fate may be.
In this week's edition of The Inside Line, IndyStar motorsports insider Nathan Brown and co-host Joey Barnes dive into all the on and off-track drama in the wake of IndyCar's race at Mid-Ohio.
They start the episode taking a look at the moves and decisions that led to the exciting end-of-the-race battle between Scott Dixon and Alex Palou, and the two discuss whether Dixon has a shot at challenging A.J. Foyt's all-time IndyCar wins record. Then, they break down the oddity that has been this season for Team Penske and the streaks and themes that have made it one of the program's worst ever in its 50-plus years in the sport.
The pair also dive into the chatter around Josef Newgarden, why his post-qualifying media interaction became the story it did and do their best to clarify sentiments and assumptions around their own (as well as paddock-wide) reporting and story-writing involving Josef and Team Penske at-large over the last couple years.
They end this week's episode looking ahead to this weekend's Iowa Speedway doubleheader and why many in the paddock believe it will be more of the same of the lackluster passing opportunities of a year ago.
On this week's edition of The Inside Line, IndyStar motorsports reporter Nathan Brown and co-host Joey Barnes break down the strategy that fed into Alex Palou's sixth win of 2025. The pair then rank their top teams in the sport through the season's halfway point and debate where they'd have a winless Team Penske. Brown and Barnes also dive into the big topics of the week, including IndyCar's new car announcement, Arrow McLaren's hiring of Kyle Moyer and why the ratings fell off as much as they did after a strong post-Indy 500 run.
In this episode of The Inside Line, IndyStar motorsports reporter Nathan Brown and co-host Joey Barnes breakdown how Kyle Kirkwood earned his third win of the season at World Wide Technology Raceway and what proved to be his race-winning pass on runner-up Pato O’Ward. The pair also discuss Team Penske’s miserable race and where the team’s first win of the year will come — if at all. They also discuss the race’s ratings and what they mean and who they think could pick up their next career-first win in IndyCar.
In this week’s episode of The Inside Line, IndyStar motorsports reporter Nathan Brown and co-host Joey Barnes discuss Andretti Global’s dominant Detroit Grand Prix weekend that led to Kyle Kirkwood’s second win of 2025. The pair also dig into the ins and outs of Santino Ferrucci’s post-race tech inspection penalty, Zak Brown’s comments about needed changes in IndyCar, the TV ratings and what they mean and look at who might still be alive for a championship push other than Alex Palou.
In this week’s edition of The Inside Line, IndyStar motorsports insider Nathan Brown and co-host Joey Barnes break down everything that was in this year’s Indy 500, from Alex Palou’s late-race win — and the pass that made it so on Marcus Ericsson — to other standout performances and disappointing ones throughout the field. The pair also dive into the post-race penalties and what they believe IndyCar would’ve done had Ericsson won with an illegally modified car, as well as the Fox broadcast and IndyCar’s massive ratings win from it.
In the latest edition of The Inside Line, IndyStar motorsports insider Nathan Brown and co-host Joey Barnes breakdown the latest Team Penske-related drama since Indy 500 qualifying and discuss why ultimately Roger Penske made the major decision he did to fire his entire IndyCar leadership team. Later, Nathan and Joey work their way through their field and hand out their picks for Sunday’s Indy 500 and debate whether Josef Newgarden can still make history from 32nd on the grid.
In this episode of ‘The Inside Line’, IndyStar’s motorsports insider Nathan Brown and co-host Joey Barnes tackle the story of the day, the week and the month: Team Penske’s illegal attenuator modifications, and the impact they’ve had on the paddock. Nathan and Joey first lay out the facts and timeline before dishing out takes on the IndyCar’s tech inspection process, the penalties and the effects this should have on Team Penske and IndyCar moving forward. The pair also touch on the incredible story that was brand-new team Prema and rookie Robert Shwartzman taking pole for the Indy 500.
In this week’s edition of ‘The Inside Line’, IndyStar motorsports reporter Nathan Brown and his co-host Joey Barnes dissect Alex Palou’s fourth victory in five starts in the 2025 IndyCar season on the IMS road course. The pair talk through the impact of IndyCar’s new tire rules and how they both shook up the field and how they might impact races beyond the Sonsio Grand Prix if they’re adopted. Then, Nathan and Joey shift into a breakdown of what they’re watching as Indy 500 practice gets underway on Tuesday and list the teams and drivers they think are in most need of a pick-me-up from the everything the 500 and the lead-up to it offer in looking at the rest of the season and the various history on the line in the 109th Indy 500.
In this week’s edition of ‘The Inside Line’, IndyStar motorsports reporter Nathan Brown and his co-host Joey Barnes dive into the major on and off-track storylines lingering after yet another Alex Palou victory in 2025, this time at Barber Motorsports Park. The pair theorize who – and if anyone – can still make a run at Palou to challenge for the 2025 drivers’ championship and what that run ultimately would have to look like. They also give their picks for a “best of the rest” Driver of the Day, outside of Palou, before turning the conversation to the dialogue around the quality of IndyCar’s on-track product and what combination of the hybrid, Palou’s dominance or other factors are to blame. The pair also touch on a surprise penalty in the Indy NXT paddock at Barber that left more questions than answers. Also, be sure to listen for the code words that will allow you to win a pair of Indy 500 Snake Pit VIP tickets from IndyStar.
In this episode of The Inside Line, IndyStar motorsports reporter Nathan Brown and co-host Joey Barnes comb through the timing sheets from the two days of the Indy 500 Open Test and talk through their initial takeaways from how the field is shaping up for the Month of May, including: the latest edition of the Honda vs. Chevy battle, the early front-running teams and drivers, who looked rather pedestrian during testing and who they’re keeping an eye on for possible Bump Day considerations.
In this episode of The Inside Line, IndyCar motorsports reporter Nathan Brown and co-host Joey Barnes discuss Kyle Kirkwood’s win from pole in the Long Beach Grand Prix and how Andretti Global’s execution – and lack of it from competitors – led to the first race of the year not won by Alex Palou. The pair also discuss how tire strategy and wear continue to play an elevated role in how races have played out in 2025, and later, they dive into the plusses and minuses of several deserving IndyCar-centric driver candidates for Cadillac F1’s open seats. They end this episode with live reactions to IndyCar’s disappointing TV rating for Long Beach.
In this episode of The Inside Line, Nathan Brown and Joey Barnes discuss the ins and outs of IndyCar’s weekend at The Thermal Club, starting with how Alex Palou and Chip Ganassi Racing turned in another race-winning performance and how tire deg and strategy played such a big role in IndyCar’s first points-paying race at the track. Later, the pair discuss the fallout from IndyCar’s lackluster TV rating and try to dive into why the series saw such a drop-off in audience, what could’ve been done to combat the low level of interest around Thermal and where IndyCar goes from here as it targets and prioritizes growth this spring and this year with Fox.
In this episode of The Inside Line, Nathan Brown and Joey Barnes break down how Chip Ganassi Racing’s Alex Palou emerged victorious in St. Pete. Then, they discuss the highs and lows of on-track performances outside the podium finishers. The two then end the episode breaking down Fox’s first IndyCar broadcast weekend, including both technology enhancements and glitches and what to make of the race’s TV rating.
In this episode of The Inside Line, Nathan Brown and Joey Barnes roll through each of the 11 full-time IndyCar teams on the grid in 2025 and ask their biggest questions facing them this season.
Nathan Brown and Joey Barnes draft their biggest news stories of the IndyCar offseason and discuss both their short and long-term impacts on the series. Topics include the new race in Arlington; Fox’s fast start promoting IndyCar; leadership changes at Arrow McLaren, Andretti Global and IndyCar; charters; and more.
In this week’s edition of IndyCar Weekly, IndyStar’s Nathan Brown and his co-host Stefan Wilson dive into IndyCar’s trip to Toronto – highlighted by Colton Herta and Andretti Global’s triumphant, dominant win. To kick things off, Nathan and Stefan dive into how Herta and Andretti at-large finally capitalized on their latest strong performance and how important Kyle Kirkwood’s runner-up result was to ensuring the victory. The pair also break down the controversy around race control’s handling of what turned into a massive crash sparked by Pato O’Ward’s spin, how things could be improved and why it wasn’t nearly as much of an error as some have claimed it to be. To close, they look at where the championship stands and mention who they think is best positioned to challenge Alex Palou, and Nathan lays out where the current silly season landscape sits entering the four week break.
In this week’s edition of IndyCar Weekly, IndyStar motorsports reporter Nathan Brown and co-host Stefan Wilson discuss the storylines from Road America. From dissecting Josef Newgarden’s massive qualifying crash and Will Power’s race-winning sequence that helped him take over the championship lead to the latest in Agustin Canapino’s ‘leave of absence’ and what might be next for Juncos Hollinger Racing, the No. 78 entry and why Nolan Siegel might take over.
In this week’s edition of IndyCar Weekly, IndyStar motorsports insider Nathan Brown and co-host Stefan Wilson discuss and break down the two major topics coming out of the Detroit Grand Prix: How to fix on the on-track product and whether there could be any changes to the circuit or the race venue in the near-future. In closing, they take a look at the championship race through six races and discuss who – if anyone – could have something to challenge Scott Dixon, Alex Palou or Will Power at the top.
In this week’s edition of IndyCar Weekly, IndyStar’s Nathan Brown and his co-host Stefan Wilson break down the riveting, edge-of-your-seat end to Josef Newgarden’s back-to-back Indianapolis 500 win. The pair discuss – and wonder – just how Newgarden was able to execute the last-lap pass to seal the win, breakdown Kyle Larson’s up-and-down introduction to the Greatest Spectacle in Racing and wrap-up the Month of May looking at some of the key, smaller-scale moments of the race.
IndyStar’s motorsports insider Nathan Brown and IndyCar driver Stefan Wilson go row-by-row through the 11 rows of three to breakdown the weekend that was in Indy 500 qualifying and look ahead to how the 108th running of the Greatest Spectacle in Racing might shake out May 26 at IMS – including their predictions for the winner.
Motor sports insider Nathan Brown and IndyCar driver Stefan Wilson recap Alex Palou's win at the Sonsio Grand Prix. Plus, a preview of the first week of Indianapolis 500 practice.
In this week’s edition of IndyCar Weekly, IndyStar’s Nathan Brown is joined by his sports editor Nat Newell to dive into a chaotic week in the sport that included massive penalties for Team Penske in the wake of a cheating scandal, an energy-packed race at Barber Motorsports Park and Arrow McLaren’s release of David Malukas. Nathan and Nat first dive into the results at Barber and how strategy calls and one pivotal yellow flag set the course for Scott McLaughlin’s win. Nathan gives a snapshot of where the championship stands 3 races into the year. The pair then wades into the aftermath of the drama around Team Penske’s push-to-pass, where paddock sentiment currently sits and how believable (or not) pieces of their story are. They finish with unpacking Malukas’ release just four races into the year, why Arrow McLaren’s choice wasn’t surprising and where both sides go from here.
In this week’s edition of IndyCar Weekly, IndyStar’s Nathan Brown and co-host Stefan Wilson dive into the aftermath of the Grand Prix of Long Beach, where Scott Dixon put together a dominant fuel-saving effort to move within 10 wins of AJ Foyt’s all-time mark. The two discuss the strategy call that helped decide the race, debate why Colton Herta’s move on Josef Newgarden was or wasn’t deserving of a penalty and give praise to Theo Pourchaire and his solid IndyCar debut that left the young Frenchman 11th. Nathan also provides some insight into David Malukas’ ongoing recovery process, the chaos behind the scenes in managing the future of Arrow McLaren’s No. 6 Chevy entry and what the team may do in May.
In this episode of IndyCar Weekly, IndyStar’s Nathan Brown and guest co-host Stefan Wilson dissect every part of IndyCar’s $1 Million Challenge weekend at The Thermal Club, starting with the standout on-track performances from Alex Palou, Felix Rosenqvist and Colton Herta. The pair then dive into the much-maligned race format for the non-points event, why it led to a lack of memorable moments and give a long list of ideas that could improve the event moving forward. Nathan also discusses what it was like to be on-the-ground at the event inside the private, gated community.
In this episode of IndyCar Weekly, IndyStar’s Nathan Brown and guest host Stefan Wilson run through the field of standout performances from the St. Pete season-opener – including strong outings from Team Penske, Chevy, Meyer Shank Racing’s Felix Rosenqvist and Chip Ganassi Racing’s Kyffin Simpson – and discuss the off-track drama stemming from tension between team owners and the series. Stefan gives his feedback on watching the race as a fan from home and NBC’s production highs and lows and imagines what IndyCar adopting IMSA’s GTP engine regulations might look like. They also look ahead to The Thermal Club’s $1 Million Challenge and how that weekend will work.
Insider Nathan Brown previews this weekend's Grand Prix of St. Petersburg with IndyCar driver Stefan Wilson.
Join motor sports insider Nathan Brown and IndyCar driver Jack Harvey as they preview the Grand Prix of Alabama.
Join insider Nathan Brown and IndyCar driver Jack Harvey as they discuss the Grand Prix of St. Petersburg. Also, Nathan sits down with St. Pete winner Scott McLaughlin.
Join insider Nathan Brown and IndyCar driver Jack Harvey as they preview the Firestone Grand Prix of St. Petersburg.
Join motor sports insider Nathan Brown and IndyCar driver Jack Harvey as they discuss Jack's move to Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing.
Join motor sports insider Nathan Brown and IndyCar driver Jack Harvey as they wrap up the 2021 season.
Join motor sports insider Nathan Brown and IndyCar driver Jack Harvey preview the season finale at Long Beach.
Join motor sports insider Nathan Brown and IndyCar driver Jack Harvey as they preview this weekend's Firestone Grand Prix of Monterey.
Join motor sports insider Nathan Brown and IndyCar driver Jack Harvey as they preview this weekend's Grand Prix of Portland
Join motor sports insider Nathan Brown and IndyCar driver Nathan Brown as they preview the Bommarito Automotive Group 500.
Join motor sports insider Nathan Brown and IndyCar driver Jack Harvey as they preview the Big Machine Spiked Coolers Grand Prix at Indy.
Join motor sports insider Nathan Brown and IndyCar driver Jack Harvey as they preview the Big Machine Music City Grand Prix and discuss Jack's departure from Meyer Shank Racing.
Join IndyStar motor sports insider Nathan Brown and IndyCar driver Jack Harvey as they recap the first half of the season.
Join IndyStar motor sports insider Nathan Brown and IndyCar driver Jack Harvey as they preview Mid-Ohio.
Join motor sports insider Nathan Brown and IndyCar driver Jack Harvey as they recap the Indianapolis 500 and preview this weekend's double-header in Detroit.
Join IndyStar motor sports insider Nathan Brown and IndyCar driver Jack Harvey as they preview the 105th running of the Indianapolis 500.
Join IndyStar motor sports insider Nathan Brown and IndyCar driver Jack Harvey as they recap the GMR Grand Prix.
Join IndyStar motor sports insider Nathan Brown and IndyCar driver Jack Harvey as they preview the GMR Grand Prix.
Join motor sports insider Nathan Brown and IndyCar driver Jack Harvey as they recap Texas. Plus, Nathan is joined by Michelle Martinelli, USAT’s For The Win writer to discuss the podcast 'The Sneak'.
Join IndyStar motor sports insider Nathan Brown and IndyCar driver Jack Harvey as they discuss Jack's fourth place finish at St. Pete and look ahead to Texas.
Join motor sports insider Nathan Brown and host Nat Newell as they discuss the Indianapolis 500 hosting fans this year.
Join IndyCar driver Jack Harvey and motor sports insider Nathan Brown as they recap the season opener and look ahead to St. Petersburg.
IndyStar Motor Sports Insider Nathan Brown and IndyCar driver Jack Harvey discuss the season opener and testing at Indianapolis Motor Speedway and in Texas.
Join IndyCar driver Jack Harvey and motor sports insider Nathan Brown as they preview the upcoming 2021 season.
Join motor sports insider Nathan Brown and host Nat Newell as they wrap up the 2020 IndyCar season.
Join IndyCar insider Nathan Brown and host Nat Newell as they discuss the upcoming Harvest Grand Prix in Indianapolis.
IndyStar's motor sports insider Nathan Brown and host Nat Newell discuss the impact of Takuma Sato's second Indy 500 victory, the controversial finish, Scott Dixon's near-miss, why the ratings dipped, what this means for the rest of the 2020 IndyCar season and more.
Join IndyStar's motor sports insider Nathan Brown and host Nat Newell as they preview the first week at Indy.
Join IndyStar motor sports insider Nathan Brown and IndyCar driver Conor Daly as they recap the two races in Iowa plus an Indy 500 update.
Join IndyStar motor sports insider Nathan Brown and IndyCar driver Conor Daly as they recap the GMR Grand Prix and look ahead to Road America.
Join IndyStar motor sports insider Nathan Brown and IndyCar driver Conor Daly as they discuss the Indianapolis 500 having fans attend.
Join IndyStar Motor Sports insider Nathan Brown and host Nat Newell as they discuss the season opener at Texas.
Join IndyStar motor sports insider Nathan Brown and he previews the 2020 IndyCar season with Conor Daly.
Join IndyStar motorsports insider Nathan Brown and IndyCar driver Conor Daly as they discuss the recent iRacing event and moving forward to the 2020 IndyCar season.
Join insider Nathan Brown and IndyCar driver Conor Daly as they discuss the Indy 500 moving to August as well as iRacing.
Join IndyStar motorsport insider Nathan Brown and driver Conor Daly as they discuss the pause of the IndyCar season.
Join sports reporters Jim Ayello and Nathan Brown as they discuss Conor Daly's new ride for the 2020 IndyCar season.
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Join host Jim Ayello and IndyCar driver Conor Daly as they discuss the shaky start in Portland plus Twitter questions.
Join host Jim Ayello and IndyCar driver Conor Daly as they discuss drama filled Pocono race.
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Insider Jim Ayello and driver Conor Daly discuss Newgarden's dominance at the Iowa 300 and look ahead to Mid-Ohio.
Join IndyCar driver Conor Daly and host Jim Ayello as they discuss Sato's comeback win in St. Louis as the season winds down.
Insider Jim Ayello and IndyCar driver Conor Daly discuss the thrilling ending to the Mid-Ohio race.
Insider Jim Ayello and IndyCar driver Conor Daly preview Pocono and Jim makes a career move.
Join insider Jim Ayello and driver Conor Daly as they discuss Alexander Rossi's win at Road America and the upcoming Silly Season.
Join race insider Jim Ayello and driver Conor Daly as they discuss Pagenaud's win at Toronto and preview the Iowa 300.
IndyStar and USA Today motor sports insider Jim Ayello and IndyCar driver Conor Daly discuss the wild race in Texas.
Join IndyStar and USA Today motor sports insider Jim Ayello and IndyCar driver Conor Daly as discuss the Indy 500.
IndyStar race insider Jim Ayello and IndyCar driver Conor Daly preview what's coming this month at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
Join IndyCar insider Jim Ayello and driver Conor Daly as they discuss Daly's new ride for Texas.
IndyStar motor sports Insider Jim Ayello and IndyCar driver Conor Daly break down the controversial ending to the Acura Grand Prix at Long Beach.
IndyStar motor sports Insider Jim Ayello and IndyCar driver Conor Daly break down Takuma Sato's win and preview the Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach.
The Indy 500 is finally here. Join race insider Jim Ayello and driver Conor Daly as they discuss the upcoming race.
IndyStar motor sports Insider Jim Ayello and IndyCar driver Conor Daly break down Colton Herta's win at the Circuit Of The Americas.
IndyStar motor sports Insider Jim Ayello and IndyCar driver Conor Daly break down the season's first race and discuss Roger Penske's stated desire for all full-time teams get locked in Indy 500 spots.
IndyStar IndyCar Insider Jim Ayello and Andretti Autosport Indy 500 entrant Conor Daly preview the upcoming IndyCar campaign.
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