Speedway/motorsports

Jeff Gordon is all over TV after snapping his 66-race winless streak. Tony Stewart may not talk much on-camera, but other drivers sure do like to talk about him.

If the IndyCar Series and its teams are to survive, they need cash and marketing muscle from Firestone in addition to free tires.

If series CEO Randy Bernard can't replace tire supplier in less than 30 days, he's faced with some very ugly alternatives.

On Saturday, IndyCar star Danica Patrick notched the highest placing ever for a woman in the NASCAR Nationwide Series. Speculation about a jump to NASCAR's highest platform, Sprint Cup, is already heating up.

The 2011 Daytona 500 winner may be a better driver than the IndyCar diva, but he's no match for her in the marketing race.

With new board members from the series' funding arm, Hulman & Co., looking over his shoulder, time is running short for Randy Bernard to help the IndyCar Series increase attendance, TV ratings and turn a profit.

IndyCar Series CEO Randy Bernard said it's more important this year to lay a solid foundation for long-term success than it is to try to generate a short-term profit.

Barrett-Jackson officials think the orange-and-white Camaro convertible could fetch a six-figure sum.

IndyCar Series officials are promising a big announcement in conjunction with the California-based toy maker within three weeks.

Open-wheel series hires staffer, opens office to bring IndyCar to big and small screens.

IMS communications executive has considerable political experience working for Birch and Evan Bayh.

When the open-wheel series' title sponsor becomes directly affiliated with a team, questions could arise.

Edmonton officials have unveiled a plan to save the IndyCar Series race there in 2011.

While IndyCar Series' CEO is headed to L.A. for the Lotus announcement, the head of series' commercial division is flying down to Brazil to ink two new corporate partners. Big sponsor announcement could come next week.

On a day when Dallara breaks ground on new IndyCar manufacturing facility, Alfa-Romeo is pondering joining series as its third engine supplier. And that may not be the end of the good news for the open-wheel series.

Clearly the Detroit automaker believes in IndyCar Series CEO Randy Bernard and his new vision for the open-wheel series.

F1 driver and engineers targeted by Brazilian thugs. IndyCar drivers could become targets during May 1 race weekend.

City of Edmonton wants up to $3 million for course paving. IndyCar officials said July 24 race not likely to be replaced at this late date.

While Danica Patrick continues her six-year reign as open-wheel's most popular driver, the engaging Pippa Mann could be the driver to knock her off that roost.