Team owner Chip Ganassi loves that his driver Alex Palou is on a roll during this historic season and is adamant that the ...

Alex Palou won his eighth race of the season at Laguna Seca, but the stat about another CGR driver, Scott Dixon, was making ...

The news of Fox Corporation’s purchase of a 33-percent stake in Penske Entertainment was warmly received in all corners of ...

Chip Ganassi Racing star Alex Palou had a troublesome race at the streets of Toronto and was one of the biggest losers from ...

Chip Ganassi Racing began as an open-wheel team that grew into one of the most successful organizations in IndyCar. The Pittsburgh-based owner expanded into NASCAR in 2001 and has fielded at least ...

Chip Ganassi has sold his entire NASCAR operation, including the sought-after charters for his No. 1 and No. 42 entries, to the recently established Trackhouse Racing team run by former driver ...

Chip Ganassi Racing is going on a new journey, becoming part of the all-electric Extreme E series, which debuts in 2021. The American team is the first to announce an Extreme E sponsorship deal ...

Chip Ganassi Racing has been fielding Cup Series cars since the 2001 season and has earned 14 wins so far, including a team-high of four in a single season from Kyle Larson in 2017.

— Chip Ganassi Racing (@CGRTeams) September 14, 2022 This brings an end to the standoff between the 2021 IndyCar champion, CGR and McLaren Racing that ended up in the court system.

Chip Ganassi Racing has been fielding Cup Series cars since the 2001 season and has earned 14 wins so far, including a team-high of four in a single season from Kyle Larson in 2017.

What’s new: After the midstream departure of Kyle Larson, Chip Ganassi Racing needed a talented driver to fill the No. 42 seat full-time in 2021. Enter the ‘Watermelon Man’ – Ross Chastain.

Chip, through many [racing] disciplines has proven that.’’ And as historic as the win was, Ganassi reminded everyone after spraying champagne and hoisting hardware that he isn’t ready to ...