As INDYCAR heads to Thermal for the second race of the year, drivers aren't the only ones making improvements.

Wood Brothers Racing and driver Josh Berry are turning to the 1965 Indianapolis 500 for this year's Darlington NASCAR livery.

The 24-year-old VeeKay not only drinks a lot of java, but he’s also a student and aficionado of coffee beans. He even went ...

Bill Abel has decided against fielding an entry with his Abel Motorsports team at the Indianapolis 500 in order to support ...

Wood Brothers Racing revealed a retro paint scheme for its No. 21 Ford ahead of next month's throwback weekend at Darlington ...

Chip Ganassi started his 35th season in motorsports exactly how he finished the last five years: dancing in victory lane for ...

The Thermal Club IndyCar Grand Prix is on the Twin Palms layout and is a 17-turn, 3.067-mile track. It is a little different ...

Josh Berry will pay homage to Jim Clark with his Wood Brothers Racing throwback paint scheme next month at Darlington Raceway ...

Meanwhile, Ritz Charles’ tomahawk steak with port wine demi-glace (part of the $68-per-person chef’s specialty experience) is a strong, profoundly savory choice that almost feels too high-end for a ...

Pit stops, new tire compounds, hybrid engine among the factors racers must adapt to in their second visit to the desert oasis ...

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The Wood Brothers played a pivotal role in securing Jim Clark a victory in the Indianapolis 500, bringing their pit-stop choreography from NASCAR t ...