Short answer: No Indycar in Nashville changed many things this weekend multiple times for each, culminating in a final result that was only mild compared to last spectacles at the Nashville super speedway. For starters, and the biggest one at that, was the choice to slot the race right after the World Cup final in order to bring more eyes than ever to the sport at one of their best racing venues. It did not work out in their favor as after the World cup wrapped up, Tv coverag

The big headlines this week all revolved around McLaren as they found themselves at the center of silly season. Coming into the weekend, we found out that Scott Dixon, 6 time champion, would be leaving Chip Ganassi Racing after a quarter of a decade with the team in one of the biggest announcements in Indycar history. proceeding that announcement came the announcement from MSR that Marcus Armstrong would be retained by the team and move into the number 60 Honda from 2027, an

This Race seemingly had it all, strategy, multiple cautions to change things up, penalties, fights for positions up and down the order, and a shock winner. First I want to talk about strategy, and how MSR threw away a potential 1-2 through poor strategy. As soon as Alex Palou came in they should have had Rosenqvist in a lap later, but they didn't, took the risk, and got caugh out by a caution from Romain Grosjean's tire coming undone and leaving him stranded out on track. The