| |Wednesday, Jun. 12, 2013
Grandson of Richard Childress remains focused and on course.
| |Sunday, Jun. 09, 2013
Pack racing produces excitement for fans but fear for the drivers at Texas Motor Speedway’s high-banked oval.
| |Sunday, Jun. 09, 2013
Helio Castroneves wins by 4.69 seconds and takes the series lead.
| |Saturday, Jun. 08, 2013
Helio Castroneves wins at Texas Motor Speedway to take sole possession of the season standings.
|Saturday, Jun. 08, 2013
Pit Stops
| |Saturday, Jun. 08, 2013
Rookie Jeb Burton holds off Ty Dillon to earns his first victory on the Camping World Trucks Series.
| |Saturday, Jun. 08, 2013
Texas Motor Speedway notes
Saturday, Jun. 08, 2013
The IndyCar Series has a race Saturday night right where it wants it.
Friday, Jun. 07, 2013
| Pos./Driver | No. | Speed | Comment |
| 1. Will Power | 12 | 219.182 | More than 1.5 mph better than field in qualifying |
| 2. Marco Andretti | 25 | 217.553 | If he’s mistake-free, he’ll be there on the last lap |
| 3. Ryan Hunter-Reay | 1 | 217.524 | Defending series champion making his highest start at TMS |
| 4. Dario Franchitti | 10 | 217.504 | Coming off 14th at TMS last year, second-worst race ever here |
| 5. E.J. Viso | 5 | 217.244 | Looking for a dark horse candidate? This is your driver |
| 6. Helio Castroneves | 3 | 217.100 | Has more experience at TMS than any driver in the field |
| 7. Josef Newgarden | 67 | 216.693 | Making only second start at TMS, finished 13th last year |
| 8. Charlie Kimball | 83 | 216.570 | Best finishes in three starts at TMS are a pair of 23rds. |
| 9. Ed Carpenter | 20 | 216.552 | Top finish of ninth three times at TMS, 2006, ’08 and ’09 |
| 10. James Jakes | 16 | 216.487 | Coming off career-best second-place finish in second Detroit race last week |
| 11. Scott Dixon | 9 | 216.447 | 2008 TMS winner from the pole and led 133 laps last year |
| 12. Simona de Silvestro | 78 | 216.396 | Early-season momentum and speed have slipped, taking 10-spot grid penalty |
| 13. James Hinchcliffe | 27 | 216.248 | Only multiple-race winner this year in IndyCar; both street-course victories |
| 14. Simon Pagenaud | 77 | 215.727 | Making second TMS start, will take 10-spot grid penalty |
| 15. Tony Kanaan | 11 | 215.474 | 2004 TMS winner not happy with worst TMS starting position |
| 16. Alex Tagliani | 98 | 215.406 | Two-time pole winner at TMS, finished ninth last year |
| 17. Sebastien Bourdais | 7 | 214.839 | Second season with Dragon Racing, first race at TMS |
| 18. Oriol Servia | 4 | 214.586 | Did not run last week at Detroit; has led laps only at season opener |
| 19. Graham Rahal | 15 | 213.888 | Disappointing qualifying for last year’s runner-up and father’s RLL team |
| 20. Sebastian Saavedra | 6 | 213.217 | First full season with Dragon Racing, coming off first top-10 of season |
| 21. Pippa Mann | 18 | 212.785 | Making second start since recovering from 2011 crash in Las Vegas |
| 22. Justin Wilson | 19 | 207.807 | Defending race champion off to good start with five top-10s |
| 23. Takuma Sato | 14 | NA | Won at Long Beach, but coming off disappointments at Indy and Detroit |
| 24. Tristan Vautier | 55 | NA | Developmental series champion last year making first start at TMS |
Thursday, Jun. 06, 2013
IndyCar has issued $40,000 in fines and placed two drivers on probation for incidents at Detroit last weekend.