TOP STORIES: Tuesday, Oct. 18

Andretti: Take time to learn from Wheldon tragedy

IndyCar and Formula 1 racing legend Mario Andretti backed the safety systems at Las Vegas Motor Speedway following Dan Wheldon's fatal crash on Sunday, and believes the accident was a "freakish" one-off.
 

Tracy urges safety push on fencing

Paul Tracy hopes that Dan Wheldon's death will act as a catalyst for IndyCar chiefs to lift safety levels another notch, admitting he is considering retiring after the events of the weekend.
 

Jimmie Johnson: IndyCar should reconsider oval racing

"I have a lot of friends who race in that [IndyCar] series, and I'd just rather see them on street circuits and road courses. No more ovals," five-time Sprint Cup champ says.
 

More breaking news

Head trauma caused Wheldon's death

Dan Wheldon died as a result of head injuries sustained in the accident he suffered on the 11th lap of the IZOD IndyCar Series finale at Las Vegas, it has been confirmed.
 

Rick Huseman, 1973-2011

Defending Lucas Oil Off Road Racing Series Pro 4 Unlimited champion Rick Huseman of Riverside, Calif, was killed in a plane crash near Barstow, Calif. on Sunday. Also on board the private plane was his brother Jeff.
 

Kanaan will race on in IndyCar

Tony Kanaan, the former teammate and longtime friend of Dan Wheldon who was killed in the IZOD IndyCar Series finale at Las Vegas, says the day he believes the sport is too dangerous is the day he will retire from racing.
 

Dallara to name car after Wheldon

Dallara's 2012 IndyCar chassis will be named in honor of Dan Wheldon, the Italian racing car constructor has confirmed.
 

Pippa Mann undergoes surgery for injured finger

Rahal Letterman Lanigan driver Pippa Mann had surgery on Sunday night to clean and assess a severe burn injury to the little finger of her right hand.
 

Will Power's father says his son predicted Vegas tragedy

Will Power, who fell just short of claiming the IndyCar Series championship for the second straight year, "has taken time off to collect his thoughts and reconsider his future in the sport," according to Australia's Daily Telegraph.
 

Ferrari won't block Lotus name change

Ferrari says it is happy to see Team Lotus and Lotus Renault GP change names next year, but has made it clear it wants a framework laid out to ensure that such identity swaps do not become regular.
 

Di Resta defends Q3 tire strategies

Paul di Resta thinks it is wrong that teams like Force India are being criticized for electing not to run in Q3 sometimes because of tactical reasons.
 

Korea seeks to renegotiate GP deal

Korean Grand Prix organizers are seeking the help of Bernie Ecclestone to allow them to renegotiate their race contract terms in a bid to keep the event on the calendar.
 

Racing on TV: Oct. 21-23

NASCAR at Talladega, Surfers Paradise V8 Supercars and more.
 

EXTRA

Porsche Rennsport Reunion: Hurley Haywood

Hurley Haywood and the Porsche 911, but he was in a different Porsche for last weekend's Rennsport Reunion.
 

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