Nathan Brown
IndyCar Court Reporter at IndyStar
IndyCar Court Reporter at USA Today
Host at IndyCar Weekly Podcast
IndyCar court reporter for @IndyStarSports | ‘A guy from the Indianapolis paper’ according to ‘some F1 podcast’ | 📧: [email protected]
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2 days ago |
usatoday.com | Nathan Brown
It’s an age-old, annual trend a couple days after the race immediately following the Indianapolis 500: Why did IndyCar lose 80% of its audience from a week ago? And this year, for better or worse, was no different — although if you want to be specific, this year’s post-500 audience drop-off was the worst the race has seen since at least 2016, if you’re looking at Indy 500s with a race the next Sunday on the calendar that ran on network TV with no weather or scheduling alternations.
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3 days ago |
usatoday.com | Nathan Brown
• Santino Ferrucci will keep his runner-up Detroit Grand Prix finish, but post-race inspection found his car's driver ballast to be underweight. The No. 14 Chevy of Santino Ferrucci and A.J. Foyt Racing was found to be under the required driver ballast weight following the team's runner-up finish at Sunday's Detroit Grand Prix, IndyCar announced Monday.
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4 days ago |
indystar.com | Nathan Brown
Arrow McLaren's Christian Lundgaard said earlier in the week that Alex Palou's historic run could end. And, at least for two weeks, it has been paused. Kyle Kirkwood's win at the Detroit Grand Prix gives Andretti Global confidence it can regularly beat Palou. Kirkwood is the only other driver to win a race this season. Still, the weight of Palou's lead isn't lost. Kirkwood gained 48 points and remains 102 back.
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4 days ago |
usatoday.com | Nathan Brown
• Scott McLaughlin crashed into Arrow McLaren driver Nolan Siegel, igniting a feud with messages exchanged with McLaren team principal Tony Kanaan. • It's the second time in a year that McLaughlin and Kanaan have had a spat on social media. DETROIT — McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown said Saturday he thinks IndyCar drivers "go to each others' birthday parties too often" in reference to a racing series that rarely features public spats once drivers hop out of the cockpit and get a second to cool off.
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4 days ago |
usatoday.com | Nathan Brown
• Alex Palou is the latest in a quarter-century's worth of drivers to win the Indy 500 and not winning the following race. • Juan Pablo Montoya won a CART race at Milwaukee Mile after winning the 2000 Indy 500. • But the list goes back even further to consecutive wins of the Indy 500 and a win at the series' next race.
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“I think the pressure’s still there, but it’s a good kind of pressure. It’s more about, ‘What if we make it happen tomorrow?’ instead of, ‘What if we don’t make it happen?’” As wins & poles pile up, @AlexPalou says it only energizes him to shoot for more: https://t.co/64tvY40KJ9
RT @JoeyBarnes85: ICYMI -- Helluva line by Graham Rahal on Alex Palou in the post-quali presser: "... Alex, I don't know what we have to d…
RT @ClarkWade34: Chip Ganassi Racing's Alex Palou will start P1 for tomorrow's Sonsio Grand Prix. Head to https://t.co/33Ugb8JEvw for plent…
