Double points are up for grabs at the final race of the season! The IndyCar championship comes down to the wire as four drivers vie for the Astor Cup. We preview the Grand Prix of Sonoma.
It’s that time of year again to determine an INDYCAR champion, with the assistance of the sport’s greatest asset: the fans.
Portland returns, Takuma Sato upsets the field, the championship comes down to the wire in Sonoma, Fernando Alonso tests an IndyCar at Barber, while the 2019 IndyCar schedule loses an oval but gains a new road course. All this and more in this week’s #TrackTalk
INDYCAR released its 2019 schedule today featuring 17 events, a newly announced race and a new event finale. All the action will be showcased in INDYCAR’s first full season with NBC Sports Group.
We get it, there are a lot of new terms that are used in racing, some you may have never heard before. We break down these terms so the next time you watch a race you can follow along and maybe teach your friends and family.
Everything’s bigger in Texas—including the stakes of your IndyCar fantasy league!
We get it, for first-time IndyCar fans, the points system can be a little tricky to understand. How many points does a win get awarded? What about a pole position? Are certain races worth more? If you lead laps, do you get extra points?
