| Power-ful return to IndyCar
Seven months after suffering back
injuries in a practice crash at Sonoma, CA, Will Power made an impressive
comeback in the IZOD IndyCar Series by winning the inaugural Sao Paulo Indy
300 in Brazil.
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| Power wins bizarre IndyCar season-opener in Brazil
Will Power survived a spectacular
opening-lap crash and then endured heavy rain before making a winning pass on
Ryan Hunter-Reay in the closing minutes to win Sunday's season-opening Sao
Paulo Indy 300 on the streets of Sao Paulo.
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| Franchitti takes pole for season-opener in Brazil
Reigning IZOD IndyCar Series champion
Dario Franchitti will start on the pole for the Sao Paulo Indy 300 after
posting the fastest time in Sunday's qualifying on the streets of Sao Paulo.
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| Qualifying at Sao Paulo postponed
Poor track conditions forced Indy Racing
League officials to postpone qualifying for the IZOD IndyCar Series season-
opener on the streets of Sao Paulo until Sunday morning.
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| Ganassi, Penske drivers set to battle for 2010 IndyCar title
The IndyCar Series -- with new title
sponsor IZOD -- kicks off its 2010 season this weekend in Brazil, marking the
first time the series competes in a South American country. With 17 races on
the schedule, this year should feature another great tug of war among several
drivers for the championship. The fight for the title has come down to the
last lap of the season-finale the past four years, so don't be surprised if
that's the case again on October 2 at Homestead.
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| IndyCar kicks off season with first-time trip to Brazil
Series: IndyCar. Date: Sunday, March 14.
Race: Sao Paulo Indy 300. Site: Streets of Sao Paulo. Track: 2.6-mile, 11-turn
temporary street circuit. Start Time: 11:00 a.m. (et). Laps: 75. Miles: 195.
Television: VERSUS. Radio: IMS Radio Network/SIRIUS XM Satellite.
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| IRL names Bernard as new CEO
Randy Bernard, a longtime top executive at
Professional Bull Riders, Inc., has been named as the new chief executive
officer of the Indy Racing League, which is the sanctioning body of the Izod
IndyCar Series.
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| Tony George's IndyCar team ceases operations
Tony George's IndyCar race team Vision
Racing has suspended operations due to lack of sponsorship, the team announced
on Thursday.
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