Michael Andretti criticized rival IndyCar team owner Roger Penske over a cheating scandal that engulfed Penske Racing, saying multiple explanations for the controversial situation never matched up.Andretti said the mess also brings into question the fairness of Penske,

Echoing the thoughts of points leader Colton Herta (who drives for Andretti Global), Michael Andretti told Wallace that he doesn’t believe explanations from Newgarden and Team Penske president Tim Cindric that the No. 2 Dallara-Chevrolet crew mistakenly thought that push to pass had been legalized on restarts this season.

In this week’s edition of IndyCar Weekly, IndyStar’s Nathan Brown is joined by his sports editor Nat Newell to dive into a chaotic week in the sport that included massive penalties for Team Penske in the wake of a cheating scandal,

The IndyCar Series boasts unparalleled competition on the track, highlighted by iconic events like the Indy 500. However, off-track issues have marred its reputation, with recent scandals casting a shadow over the sport.

Team Penske drivers will get to end a controversy-filled week tucked into their high-speed sanctuaries for a couple of hours during Sunday’s race at Barber, a picturesque Alabama road course where

IndyCar president Jay Frye and Penske Entertainment CEO Mark Miles said the investigation into Team Penske uncovered no rule-breaking before 2024.

BIRMINGHAM, Alabama – IndyCar owner Roger Penske called all IndyCar owners and team principals together for an unscheduled meeting Saturday at Barber Motorsports Park.

Team Penske's Scott McLaughlin took victory at Barber Motorsports Park at the end of a chaotic week for his team and IndyCar.The week leading up to the event in Alabama was clouded by McLaughlin and his Penske teammate Josef Newgarden being disqualified from the season opener at St.

In the second edition of a Team Penske sprint-to-the-finish vs. a Chip Ganassi Racing fuel save, Scott McLaughlin earned Tim Cindric and Roger Penske a much-needed victory after a week filled with penalties,

OPINION: Team Penske’s double disqualification for illegal push-to-pass overtake system use from the IndyCar opener at St. Petersburg has sparked credibility questions for America’s premier open-wheel series,