Tim Cindric is stepping back from his active leadership role at Team Penske, though he will remain team president for the IndyCar operation.

Two years after being penalized for cheating at the Rolex 24, Meyer Shank Racing has made a triumphant return with Acura.

The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum is selling its most valuable cars in partnership with auction house RM Sotheby’s and ...

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Tim Cindric helped return Team Penske back to glory when he took over as Team President beginning in 2000. Over the last 25 ...

The flight path of an Army helicopter before it collided with an American Airlines Group Inc. passenger jet this week above Washington is emerging as a key line of inquiry ...

Tim Cindric, president of Team Penske and Roger Penske's longtime right-hand man on competition, will step back as the ...

Four-time NASCAR Champion Jeff Gordon has raced nearly every circuit but Laguna Seca in his 30-year racing career and amassed ...

If you egregiously dump another driver during a race, be prepared for it to potentially end your chances of winning a Cup ...

For the past four years, Michelin has been crunching data gathered from cars racing on its rubber (and the other 199 ...

How Jimmie Johnson is feeling like a rookie in the NASCAR Cup Series once again despite his seven championship titles.

Rookie Robert Shwartzman (photo) was less than two-tenths of a second from the top of the speed chart in his first test with PREMA Racing.