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Tough gig for Ryan Hunter-Reay, Marco Andretti, Graham Rahal, Tony Kanaan, Mario Moraes and Dan Wheldon, who are spending a few days on a beach in Panama to shoot the first 2010 IZOD IndyCar Series TV commercial.
12/01 :: Meira is back with podium finish
A third-place finish in the Desafio Internacional das Estrelas, an invitational charity karting event over the weekend in Florianopolis, Brazil, sat well with Vitor Meira.
Danica Patrick signs multi-year deal to stay in IRL with restructured Andretti Autosport
If it's not her famous temper , photo shoots for Sports Illustrated or racy television commercials , it's her impressive results on the race track.
Sao Paulo, Brazil will host first IZOD IndyCar race of 2010
Sao Paulo, Brazil will host first IZOD IndyCar Series race of 2010 season The city of Sao Paulo -- the world's fourth largest at nearly 18 million people, according to worldatlas.com -- will stage the opening round of the 2010 IZOD IndyCar Series season.
IRL to visit Sao Paulo for March season opener
The Indy Racing League will open its 2010 season on the streets of Sao Paulo, the first time the IndyCar series has held a race in Brazil.
By: Tony Donohue Tomas Scheckter is one of the most thrilling drivers to ever strap into an Indy Car.
11/22 :: Kanaan, Moraes in star-studded kart lineup
IZOD IndyCar Series drivers Tony Kanaan and Mario Moraes will race against some of Brazil's top racers in the star-studded field for the International Challenge of Champions karting event on Nov.
In a stunning display of courage, "Trackside with Cavin and Kevin" this week will open the mic to bloggers from 7 to 9 p.m. Eastern Thursday.
One of the great American and Canadian pastimes is Indy car racing. A fast-paced, eye-opening sport, race teams and fans live for the chase.
10/22 :: Kanaan featured in documentary
Have you caught Honda's "Dream the Impossible" mini-documentary video series? The latest film, "Racing Against Time," features IndyCar Series driver Tony Kanaan talking about teamwork and competing against the clock.
IRL's Franchitti, still learning, revved up for more titles
His head still swimming after emerging with the IndyCar Series championship, Dario Franchitti 's body got the treatment Sunday as former teammate and champion Tony Kanaan tossed him in the pool of a South Beach hotel, a celebratory prank he saw coming.
Bruce Martin: Franchitti returns to title throne in a moving, inspirational journey
Just one night after becoming the "Comeback Kid" by winning his second IndyCar Series title, Dario Franchitti got the ultimate show of respect from his fellow drivers.
A defection-free offseason could boost IndyCar
AP Photo/Shuji Kajiyama Scott Dixon of New Zealand, right, is congratulated by Dario Franchitti of Scotland, left, and Ryan Briscoe of Australia, center, after Dixon took the pole position for the IndyCar Series' Indy Japan 300 mile auto race on the 1.5-mile oval track at Twin Ring Motegi in Motegi, northeast of Tokyo Friday, Sept.
A defection-free offseason could boost IndyCar
After Dario Franchitti picked up about $1.2 million in bonus cash and other prizes to commemorate his IndyCar Series championship, three of his pursuers finally caught him.
Honda, RPA Drive 'Dream' Cross-Platform
Honda is extending its documentary series "Dream the Impossible" with a new film "Racing Against Time," developed by Honda's agency, Santa Monica, Calif.-based RPA.
The power of 10: Franchitti wins second IRL season title in three years
IRL drivers Tony Kanaan, left from Brazil, left, and Dario Franchitti, from Scotland, share a laugh as they make a phone call after a photo session during IndyCar Series auto racing Saturday, Oct.
World's fastest man gives Kanaan a boost
When at top speed, Tony Kanaan can drive 100 meters in less than one second. Usain Bolt, understandably, is impressed.
Honda Documentary Features Tony Hawk and Transformers Screenwriters
Honda will premiere a new documentary, Racing against Time , online on October 19.
South Florida's IRL drivers juggling distractions
The most important member of Tony Kanaan's crew this week won't be wearing a fire suit at Homestead-Miami Speedway, working on his car or changing any tires.
Twitter-popular Kanaan just can't stop tweeting
IndyCar Series driver Tony Kanaan has become so addicted to Twitter that he is averaging 45 posts a day since mid-May. But it's gaining him fans.
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