The four-time NTT INDYCAR SERIES champion climbed to second in the standings, 26 points behind leader Kyle Kirkwood, after finishing second in the Java House Grand Prix of Arlington.

Kyle Kirkwood's aggressive pass of Alex Palou proved to be the difference in Arlington. Here's what we learned from Sunday's INDYCAR race.

Plus: Start time moved up because of high-wind forecast; qualifying drama; and what did Pato eat??

Pato O'Ward in the No. 5 Arrow McLaren Chevrolet led Team Chevy at the inaugural Java House Grand Prix of Arlington, finishing fifth. Joining O’Ward in the top ten were Chevrolet-powered drivers David ...

Andretti Global did its best to give away the win but Kyle Kirkwood, Will Power and Marcus Ericsson wouldn’t be denied as they finished first, third and fourth for the team to sandwich Chip Ganassi ...

Wilyer Abreu's no-doubt three-run home run in the sixth proved the difference as Venezuela upset Shohei Ohtani and Japan ...

Japan's World Baseball Classic title defense is over. Saturday night at loanDepot Park in Miami, Venezuela rallied from ...