Marcus Ericsson had finished second to winner Alex Palou in Sunday's Indianapolis 500 before his Andretti Global car failed post-race inspection.

Three top-12 finishers in Sunday's Indy 500, including runner-up Marcus Ericsson, failed post-race tech, with IndyCar sending them to the back of the standings.

IndyCar has dropped a bombshell statement confirming multiple penalties after three cars failed post-race inspection at the 2025 Indianapolis 500. The 109th running of the Indy 500 took place on Sunday and was won by Chip Ganassi Racing star and three-time champion Alex Palou after a late battle with Andretti Global's Marcus Ericsson.

In an affirmation of his status as one of the best IndyCar drivers of his generation, Alex Palou took the lead from Marcus Ericsson with 14 laps to go and led the rest of the way to win the 109th Indianapolis 500,

Alex Palou became the first Spanish driver to win the Indy 500, also earning him his fifth series win out of six races this season. Palou took the lead late after passi

It looked like Ryan Hunter-Reay might be heading to a second career Indy 500 victory as he was pacing the field past the halfway point of the race. With 30 laps to go, however, he stalled out in the pits and fell all the way to last place among the drivers still out on the track.

IndyCar driver Josef Newgarden's day came to an early end with a 25th-place finish at Indianapolis Motoor Speedway on Sunday afternoon.

Josef Newgarden's opportunity of becoming the first three-time winner of the Indy 500 ended when the Nashville area resident experienced fuel pressure issues forcing him to return to pit road and eventually exit the race on May 25.

Halfway through the race and as of this writing, eight drivers were out of the race but drivers like Josef Newgarden, seeking his third straight Indy 500 win, and Helio Castroneves, seeking his recording-breaking fifth ever Indy 500 win, were still in the mix.

Kyle Larson spun out on lap 92 of the 2025 Indy 500, colliding with Kyffin Simpson and Sting Ray Robb in a crash that ended the race for all three drivers.

Kyle Larson’s day went from bad to worse Sunday night at the Charlotte Motor Speedway on a day when he hoped to complete “The Double” — leaving him unsure if he will try to complete the 1,100-mile mar

Sunday's Indianapolis 500 had its biggest television audience in 17 years. Alex Palou's victory averaged 7.05 million viewers on Fox, according to Nielsen. That is the largest audience since 2008, when Scott Dixon's win averaged 7.

Check out the IndyCar ratings and viewership for the 2025 Indianapolis 500 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway on Sunday, May 25.