One Day At Pocono
Triumph, tragedy and introspection in the Mountains I think it’s always been hard for me to express to people who don’t follow IndyCar Racing why I love it so much — especially when people lose their...
Author: Matthew Knell
$60k in 23 Days: How IndyCar Fans Crowdfunded the Fight Against Breast Cancer
One of May’s biggest underdog stories had a happy ending. After a tough month of May, and a hard-fought finish in the 2015 Indianapolis 500, IndyCar driver Pippa Mann took a second checkered...
How an Indy 500 Driver Embraced Crowdfunding To Help Make Millions of Lives Better
Usually when feel-good stories come out of motorsports it’s because a driver did something completely unexpected behind the wheel, or beat the odds to score an underdog victory. This story is different. But, mostly...
7 Reasons Why the Indy 500 Is Still the Greatest Race in the World
After four straight years of exciting finishes, the addition of a new title sponsor, and a deeper and more diverse field of drivers than has been seen in years, the luster appears to be...
How One Driver’s Indy 500 Race Will Help Save Lives
Imagine loving football more than anything else in the world. You train hard just to get a chance to play. But, because you couldn’t bring enough money to pay for your helmet, uniform, or...
How I Found Live (The Band) In Indiana When I Wasn’t Looking
Once one of the most popular bands in America, Live went through tough times after their huge success. Here’s how I found them again, in the last place I’d expect to look, and how...
How Social Media Is Helping to Bring Fans Back to IndyCar
After winning one of the most popular victories in recent Indianapolis 500 memory, IndyCar driver Tony Kanaan took to Instagram and expressed his joy to his legion of fans worldwide with a picture of him pouring...