In this episode of The Inside Line, Nathan Brown and Joey Barnes break down how Chip Ganassi Racing’s Alex Palou emerged victorious in St. Pete. Then, they discuss the highs and lows of on-track performances outside the podium finishers. The two then end the episode breaking down Fox’s first IndyCar broadcast weekend, including both technology enhancements and glitches and what to make of the race’s TV rating.

In this episode of The Inside Line, Nathan Brown and Joey Barnes roll through each of the 11 full-time IndyCar teams on the grid in 2025 and ask their biggest questions facing them this season.

Nathan Brown and Joey Barnes draft their biggest news stories of the IndyCar offseason and discuss both their short and long-term impacts on the series. Topics include the new race in Arlington; Fox’s fast start promoting IndyCar; leadership changes at Arrow McLaren, Andretti Global and IndyCar; charters; and more.

In this week’s edition of IndyCar Weekly, IndyStar’s Nathan Brown and his co-host Stefan Wilson dive into IndyCar’s trip to Toronto – highlighted by Colton Herta and Andretti Global’s triumphant, dominant win. To kick things off, Nathan and Stefan dive into how Herta and Andretti at-large finally capitalized on their latest strong performance and how important Kyle Kirkwood’s runner-up result was to ensuring the victory. The pair also break down the controversy around race control’s handling of what turned into a massive crash sparked by Pato O’Ward’s spin, how things could be improved and why it wasn’t nearly as much of an error as some have claimed it to be. To close, they look at where the championship stands and mention who they think is best positioned to challenge Alex Palou, and Nathan lays out where the current silly season landscape sits entering the four week break.

In this week’s edition of IndyCar Weekly, IndyStar motorsports reporter Nathan Brown and co-host Stefan Wilson discuss the storylines from Road America. From dissecting Josef Newgarden’s massive qualifying crash and Will Power’s race-winning sequence that helped him take over the championship lead to the latest in Agustin Canapino’s ‘leave of absence’ and what might be next for Juncos Hollinger Racing, the No. 78 entry and why Nolan Siegel might take over.

In this week’s edition of IndyCar Weekly, IndyStar motorsports insider Nathan Brown and co-host Stefan Wilson discuss and break down the two major topics coming out of the Detroit Grand Prix: How to fix on the on-track product and whether there could be any changes to the circuit or the race venue in the near-future. In closing, they take a look at the championship race through six races and discuss who – if anyone – could have something to challenge Scott Dixon, Alex Palou or Will Power at the top.

In this week’s edition of IndyCar Weekly, IndyStar’s Nathan Brown and his co-host Stefan Wilson break down the riveting, edge-of-your-seat end to Josef Newgarden’s back-to-back Indianapolis 500 win. The pair discuss – and wonder – just how Newgarden was able to execute the last-lap pass to seal the win, breakdown Kyle Larson’s up-and-down introduction to the Greatest Spectacle in Racing and wrap-up the Month of May looking at some of the key, smaller-scale moments of the race.

IndyStar’s motorsports insider Nathan Brown and IndyCar driver Stefan Wilson go row-by-row through the 11 rows of three to breakdown the weekend that was in Indy 500 qualifying and look ahead to how the 108th running of the Greatest Spectacle in Racing might shake out May 26 at IMS – including their predictions for the winner.

Motor sports insider Nathan Brown and IndyCar driver Stefan Wilson recap Alex Palou's win at the Sonsio Grand Prix. Plus, a preview of the first week of Indianapolis 500 practice.

In this week’s edition of IndyCar Weekly, IndyStar’s Nathan Brown is joined by his sports editor Nat Newell to dive into a chaotic week in the sport that included massive penalties for Team Penske in the wake of a cheating scandal, an energy-packed race at Barber Motorsports Park and Arrow McLaren’s release of David Malukas. Nathan and Nat first dive into the results at Barber and how strategy calls and one pivotal yellow flag set the course for Scott McLaughlin’s win. Nathan gives a snapshot of where the championship stands 3 races into the year. The pair then wades into the aftermath of the drama around Team Penske’s push-to-pass, where paddock sentiment currently sits and how believable (or not) pieces of their story are. They finish with unpacking Malukas’ release just four races into the year, why Arrow McLaren’s choice wasn’t surprising and where both sides go from here.