New Report Suggests IndyCar Hopes To Head To Mexico In 2026

New Report Suggests IndyCar Hopes To Head To Mexico In 2026

When NASCAR announced that it was sending the Cup Series and Xfinity Series down to Mexico City for points races at Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez, a lot of people's first thought was something to the effect of, "Why the hell didn't IndyCar beat them to the punch and go down there first?"That's because the series features more international drivers, including Mexico's Pato O'Ward. The Arrow McLaren driver is one of the series' biggest stars, and h…

IndyCar Looks to Be Coming to Forza Motorsport

Despite some recent controversies regarding Roger Penske and the potential conflict of interest that occurs when a team owner also owns the series in which it races, the IndyCar Series is doing OK right now. I’m in no position to determine if its popularity is actually rising or not on an international scale, but at least within the racing community, it seems the series is getting its just due after years of being compared unfavorably to Formula…

IndyCar delays its new car amid engine deal uncertainties

IndyCar has pushed back the introduction of a new car until 2028.The championship has been using its current chassis since 2012, and even though the car looks different to how it did 13 years ago, the series is admittedly in need of new machinery.In April series owner Roger Penske confirmed the car would come in 2027, despite Mark Miles - CEO of IndyCar owner Penske Entertainment - using looser phrasing ("as early as 2027") to the Indy Star a mo…

Confidence growing for Mexico IndyCar race in 2026

After years of discussions, RACER understands the series has started speaking of a visit to the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez road course in Mexico City as something it expects to happen for 2026.