Alex Palou grabbed pole at Barber and looked frighteningly comfortable doing it, leaving the rest of the IndyCar field searching for answers before Sunday.
Alex Palou Back on IndyCar Pole and Back to Being Everyone’s Problem
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Kyle Kirkwood Finally Makes Alex Palou Blink in Wild IndyCar Arlington Street Duel
A sluggish pit stop should have ruined Kyle Kirkwood’s day. Instead, he hunted down Alex Palou, pulled off a bold pass and left Arlington as the new championship leader.
Marcus Ericsson Finally Wins The IndyCar Qualifying War
After more than a decade of near misses, Ericsson finally delivered a pole lap with authority — just as title contenders were busy crashing and scrambling on Arlington’s unforgiving streets.
Newgarden Turns Fresh Tires into a Desert Rocket Ship and Steals Phoenix Victory
A late caution, a fresh set of Firestones and a very determined Josef Newgarden turned the closing laps at Phoenix Raceway into a perfectly timed ambush.
Malukas Finally Breaks The P2 Curse With First IndyCarPole At Phoenix
For a driver who seemed permanently stuck in second place last season, David Malukas finally flipped the script Friday at Phoenix Raceway, grabbing his first career IndyCar pole and putting himself in the perfect spot to chase an even bigger first.
Alex Palou Makes The Alternate Tire Gamble Look Like Child’s Play In IndyCar St. Petersburg
Scott McLaughlin had pole. The alternates had grip. The strategy charts had drama. None of it mattered once Palou found clean air and decided he’d quite like to stay there.
Rearview Mirror, Meet 2025: McLaughlin Puts Penske Back On Top In St. Pete Qualifying
Team Penske spent last year answering uncomfortable questions. On Saturday at St. Petersburg, Scott McLaughlin answered with a lap quick enough to make the entire field blink.
Nashville Erupts as Josef Newgarden Snaps 20-Race Winless Streak in IndyCar Season Finale
After 20 races of nothing but frustration, Josef Newgarden finally gave the hometown fans what they’d been waiting for—a win that felt like it belonged on Broadway’s main stage.