Ganassi’s mantra is ‘I like winners.’ In 35 years of IndyCar, his drivers say it is all that matters
Chip Ganassi started his 35th season in motorsports exactly how he finished the last five years: dancing in victory lane for ...
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Winning is all that matters to Ganassi
Chip Ganassi started his 35th season in motorsports exactly how he finished the last five years — dancing in victory lane for either a win or yet another championship.
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New Cadillac program manager Bosn lays out her vision
It came as a surprise to many in the FIA WEC and IMSA paddocks last year that General Motors was moving to rotate out ...
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Bamber ready for a reset at Sebring
Cadillac Racing’s Earl Bamber is eager to put his 2024 struggles behind him as it’s safe to say last year was not up to the ...
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Deletraz, Taylor Aiming to “Bounce Back” from Daytona
Louis Deletraz and Jordan Taylor are aiming to defend their Mobil 1 Twelve Hours of Sebring victory from a year ago, while ...
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Jordan Taylor: Switch from Acura to Cadillac doesn’t ‘change much’
Wayne Taylor Racing’s switch from Acura to Cadillac machinery doesn’t make the job of defending the team’s Sebring win from ...
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All they do is win: Inside Chip Ganassi Racing's secrets to historic three-decade IndyCar run
Chip Ganassi Racing could win its 17th IndyCar title, which would tie Team Penske for the most all-time. Since the team launched in 1990, CGR has won nearly half of all the titles, and its won ...
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Chip Ganassi Racing partners with OpenAI in first motorsports venture for AI company
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