The new head of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway has insisted that the company remains absolutely committed to the IndyCar Series despite the major management changes of recent weeks

Will step down as president and chief operating officer of IMS after the Brickyard 400; new CEO Belskus will assume role

Tony George resigned from his position as head of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and the IndyCar Series following a board of directors meeting

Curtis Brighton and Jeff Belskus will head the Hulman-George companies effective July 1; Tony George to remain on board of directors

Dario Franchitti emerged from the final cycle of pit stops ahead of Ryan Briscoe with 50 laps remaining, then pulled away through traffic to win

Veteran Lazier takes over for Stanton Barrett this weekend, while A.J.'s grandson takes over No. 14

Graham Rahal set the fastest time in morning practice as the IndyCar Series returned to action at Milwaukee following the Indianapolis 500. The Newman/Haas/Lanigan driver exchanged first place with Ganassi's Scott Dixon several times early on, then remained on top despite missing part of the session while a problem with a CV joint was attended to

Vitor Meira was released from hospital yesterday and is beginning his recovery from the back injuries sustained during the Indianapolis 500

The Indianapolis Motor Speedway released a statement Wednesday reiterating Tony George’s position as CEO of the Speedway