Why re-signing Honda and Chevy as engine manufacturers is important for IndyCar

IndyCar agreeing to a new deal for Honda and Chevy to remain engine manufacturers has effect on the series' popularity, the new car and teams.
Forbes

‘It’s A Deal,’ Honda And Chevrolet Extend IndyCar Engine Agreement

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I have been chasing race cars since the first Michigan 500 in 1981. Honda and Chevrolet will continue to power IndyCar into the ...
The Indianapolis Star

What changes will IndyCar make to new car? Weight reduction, engine formula, more

IndyCar leaders met with owners Saturday ahead of announcing the changes coming to a new Indy car. ELKHART LAKE, Wis. – Penske Entertainment executives rolled out its plan for IndyCar’s ...
The Indianapolis Star

5 thoughts on IndyCar's new car, what it could mean for the sport's future, paddock insight

IndyStar motorsports insider Nathan Brown gives his five biggest takeaways on IndyCar's new car announcement, including its future manufacturer lineup and how the car might perform. The new specifics ...
Road & Track

Honda Is Reportedly Continuing As One of IndyCar's Engine Suppliers

Ever since 2012, Honda and Chevrolet have supplied the only two competitive engines available to IndyCar teams. That two-car balance has been at risk since Honda first raised concerns about rising ...
WIBC

IndyCar Announces Multi-Year Extension with Engine Partners

SPEEDWAY, Ind.–IndyCar has secured a multiyear commitment from Honda and Chevrolet, who will be heavily involved in developing the engine and competition rules for the new NTT IndyCar Series car set ...