NASCAR and IndyCar racer John Andretti has died. He was 56. News of the American driver’s death was confirmed on Thursday by Andretti Autosport, an auto racing team owned by John’s cousin Michael.
Among the many changes across Andretti Global, its new parent company (TWG Global) and its racing division (TWG Motorsports), ...
Michael Andretti: Racing legend says life after IndyCar team ownership brings new pace Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily ...
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Tackled the 24; NASCAR Drivers Who Won the Rolex 24Sure the Andretti surname is synonymous with open-wheel racing, but the late John Andretti, the nephew of the legend Mario Andretti. John made a name for himself in NASCAR. But before he ever ...
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Andretti Global unveils plans to expand into NASCAR Cup SeriesThe Andretti NASCAR racing history began with Mario Andretti. He has competed in a handful of NACAR races and won the Daytona 500 in 1967. His nephew, John Andretti, competed in 393 Cup Series ...
The tight timeline for Andretti Global's midseason move comes as it agreed to sell its Zionsville Road location to Arrow ...
Andretti returned to Indy car racing full time in 1982 and two years ... Jeff, and a nephew, John, making it the first time four family members raced together in the same series.
The first race of the IndyCar season was won by Chip Ganassi Racing’s two-time reigning series champion Alex Palou. Andretti drivers finished fifth, sixth and 16th. Not Andretti’s problem ...
Among the many changes across Andretti Global, its new parent company (TWG Global) and its racing division (TWG Motorsports), one crucial part isn’t going anywhere: the Andretti name.
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