Last Sunday’s FOX broadcast of Indianapolis 500 qualifying showed a grinning Alex Palou, of Chip Ganassi Racing, and Josef ...

Palou became the first driver from Spain to win the Indianapolis 500 by holding off former Chip Ganassi Racing teammate ...

Alex Palou, was running second with 14 laps remaining in the Indianapolis 500 behind Marcus Ericsson. Palou had older tires ...

Graham Rahal overtook Alex Palou as the track went green on lap one at the Sonsio Grand Prix. The pair then battled for the majority of the race, and this fight continued into the pit lane as the ...

Alex Palou took the ceremonial swig of milk in victory ... Meanwhile, Ericsson climbed from his car in pit lane and pressed his hands to his face, the disappointment of coming oh-so-close to ...

Meanwhile, Colton Herta has retired from the race with a mechanical problem. Lap 65 — With 20 to go, Alex Palou hits the pit lane from the lead for a fresh set of alternate tires. Second place Will ...

Palou defeated O’Ward by 5.484 seconds in the final 13 laps. Rahal was visibly frustrated in pit lane that after a brilliant race, he lost grip on the rear tires late in the race and finished sixth.

Josef Newgarden came down pit road prior to the race, due to radio issues. As a result, he dropped to the rear of the field on the start. Alex Palou led the field to green at 4:55 p.m. ET.

Rahal looked to be the car to beat in the first half of the race. He was able to hold off Palou during the first two pit cycles, but by the time Rahal made his final pit stop, he found himself at a ...

Alex Palou is having a nearly perfect year. The Chip Ganassi Racing driver won the Indy 500 for the first time in dramatic ...