After becoming the first driver to test IndyCar's next-generation chassis, Alexander Rossi says the lighter, more aggressive racer exceeded every expectation.
The IR-28 blends cutting-edge engineering with practical innovations to improve speed, safety and the racing fans love.
IndyCar's new car, the IR-28, had its first test at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway with Alexander Rossi behind the wheel on Aug. 1 and Forbes Sports Money was there.
The IR-28 blends cutting-edge engineering with practical innovations to improve speed, safety and the racing fans love.
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IndyCar has unwrapped its highly anticipated next-generation race car, the Dallara IR-28, with the new car scheduled to make ...
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INDYCAR has unveiled the new NTT INDYCAR SERIES chassis and powertrain package for 2028, introducing a car with a modernized ...
IndyCar is set to introduce the IR-28 chassis in 2028, promising faster race times and improved safety features.
INDYCAR's vision for the future is faster, lighter and more aggressive. The series on Tuesday unveiled the IR-28, a ...
Amazing to think, but the last time an all-new NTT IndyCar Series racecar made its track debut was almost 15 years ago. On ...
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