Sports

Hélio Castroneves has now won four Indy 500 races.

After a two-year wait, we’ll never again take for granted the traditions and memories associated with the Greatest Spectacle in Racing.

Remembering a pioneering woman reporter at the Speedway 50 years later, and what has—and hasn’t—changed.

We were on the track with the fastest in the world at the Grand Prix and Indy 500 qualifiers.

As Paretta Autosport competes in the Indy 500 for the first time this month, its founder talks about her aspirations for an all-women racing team and her wish to retire the phrase “Lean In.”

Supermodel Elaine Irwin made history 20 years ago as the first woman to drive the Indianapolis 500 pace car. Only one has followed in her path.

Schultz returns to the Monthly Weekly to catch up on all things Indy sports.

The Depression-era Indy 500 champ was banned from the track for his heinous crimes, but his name lives on in unexpected places.

A shiny new fitness facility stretches its imagination.

Last year saw a surreal Indy 500 without fans. But researchers were already working on the truly unimaginable: an IndyCar race with no drivers.

Don’t bet against defending Indy 500 champion Takuma Sato getting his mug on the Borg-Warner Trophy for a third time.

This Sunday, hear the story of the original Chuck Taylor.

From Tamika Catchings’ inspiring memoir to a history of the IMS, there’s an excellent book for even the most sports-agnostic Hoosier.

Steve Green and Brian Evans are working together to treat sleep apnea and snoring.

The savvy Pacers analyst and reporter joins the Monthly Weekly as the playoffs draw near.