Former IndyCar driver Al Unser Jr. is the most successful driver around the Long Beach circuit, winning a total of six races.

a’Riva at Harbour Club — having just opened its doors in 2024 — is celebrating its first F1 Miami with a sophisticated menu led by Chef Michele Esposito, formerly of Casa Tua, Belmond Hotel Caruso and ...

The Formula 1 Grand Prix of Bahrain was first up last Sunday, and 2025 is shaping up far differently than the last few ...

Inside Rodrigo Sanchez's journey from NASCAR intern to promotional whiz. He'll help bring the Cup Series to Mexico City for ...

Organizers say more than 200,000 people attended across race weekend, but the main event drew fewer TV viewers than other ...

In this episode of The Inside Line, IndyCar motorsports reporter Nathan Brown and co-host Joey Barnes discuss Kyle Kirkwood’s ...

The 50th anniversary of the Grand Prix of Long Beach delivered modern era record-setting attendance numbers of more than ...

The 50th anniversary of the Grand of Long Beach has officially come and gone — leaving another record-setting turnout in its wake. Crews began work to dismantle the downtown Long Beach track on Monday ...

For the first time in 20 races, Kyle Kirkwood returned to victory lane. He led a race high of 46 laps to win the Acura Grand ...

Two years ago at the Long Beach Grand Prix, Dan Towriss was first introduced as a co-owner of Andretti Global in the midst of ...

Rothberg wins the 40-minute race and crosses the finish line 2.676 seconds ahead of Kyle Washington on Sunday.

Pole-sitter Kyle Kirkwood won the Long Beach Grand Prix IndyCar race Sunday, just like he did in 2023. Kirkwood took the lead for good on 69th lap of the 90-lap race on the 1.968-mile, 11-turn street ...