It’s a July Fourth Weekend celebration for the NTT INDYCAR SERIES at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course. The Honda Indy 200 at Mid-Ohio Presented by the HPD Ridgeline will challenge these highly skilled athletes with extreme elevation changes, flowing corners, tight turns and a narrow racing line, including through the famous “Esses” of Turns six, seven and eight. “Six-time” doesn’t just refer to Scott Dixon’s INDYCAR SERIES titles – it’s also the record he holds for wins at Mid-Ohio. Can he ignite his championship charge and tie legendary Mario Andretti for second on the all-time wins list at 52, or will young stars Alex Palou and Pato O’Ward keep the Astor Challenge Cup out of his reach? Don’t miss this show Sunday, July 4 at noon ET, live on NBC.
Mid-ohio SPORTS CAR COURSE - Lexington, Ohio
#2 JOSEF NEWGARDEN
#3 Scott McLaughlin
#4 DALTON KELLETT
#5 PATO O'WARD
#7 Felix Rosenqvist
#8 MARCUS ERICSSON
#9 SCOTT DIXON
#10 ALEX PALOU
#12 WILL POWER
#14 SEBASTIEN BOURDAIS
#15 GRAHAM RAHAL
#18 ED JONES
#20 CONOR DALY
#21 RINUS VEEKAY
#22 Simon pagenaud
#26 COLTON HERTA
#27 ALEXANDER ROSSI
#28 RYAN HUNTER-REAY
NTT INDYCAR SERIES ROOKIE OF THE YEAR CANDIDATE
HONDA INDY 200 AT MID-OHIO
JOSEF NEWGARDEN
TEAM PENSKE
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#29 JAMES HINCHCLIFFE
#30 TAKUMA SATO
#48 JIMMIE JOHNSON
#51 ROMAIN GROSJEAN
#59 MAX CHILTON
#60 JACK HARVEY
464.9250
DALTON KELLETT
A.J. FOYT ENTERPRISES
463.0125
ARROW MCLAREN SP
PATO O'WARD
469.4375
OLIVER ASKEW
Ed Carpenter Racing
CHIP GANASSI RACING
MARCUS ERICSSON
457.0250
464.4625
SCOTT DIXON
456.6500
ALEX PALOU
467.0375
WILL POWER
466.2125
SEBASTIEN BOURDAIS
467.0750
GRAHAM RAHAL
RAHAL LETTERMAN LANIGAN RACING
466.9125
DALE COYNE RACING WITH VASSER SULLIVAN
ED JONES
467.2000
conor daly
ed carpenter racing
469.1125
simon pagenaud
team penske
463.8875
andretti autosport
colton herta
467.4000
ALEXANDER ROSSI
ANDRETTI AUTOSPORT
469.1375
RYAN HUNTER-REAY
469.3000
rahal letterman lanigan racing
takuma sato
468.2625
jIMMIE JOHNSON
466.1000
DALE COYNE RACING WITH RWR
ROMAIN GROSJEAN
463.6000
MAX CHILTON
CARLIN
459.6500
MEYER SHANK RACING
JACK HARVEY
461.0750
80 LAPS | 180.64 MILES
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spotter guide: HONDA INDY 200 AT MID-OHIO
POINTS: 261 (4th)
POINTS: 86 (25th)
POINTS: 321 (2ND)
POINTS: 5 (37TH)
POINTS: 239 (8th)
POINTS: 296 (3rd)
POINTS: 349 (1ST)
POINTS: 204 (11TH)
POINTS: 136 (16th)
POINTS: 228 (9th)
POINTS: 120 (19th)
POINTS: 127 (17th)
POINTS: 0
POINTS: 242 (7th)
POINTS: 171 (13th)
POINTS: 139 (15th)
POINTS: 206 (10th)
POINTS: 48 (30th)
POINTS: 125 (18th)
POINTS: 65 (27th)
POINTS: 159 (14th)
Firestone is pleased to award prizes to the top three (3) teams with the most cumulative Firestone Pit Stop Performance Award points for the season. Cars must run at least 95% of the scheduled event laps to be eligible for the Firestone Pit Stop Performance Award points for any particular event. Points are awarded after each race based on shortest amount of accumulated time in pit lane during the race and mirrors race points.
The TAG Heuer "Don't Crack Under Pressure" Award is an honor presented to the driver who advances the most cumulative positions gained over the entire season, one point per position gained. If a driver does not finish higher than their starting position for a given race, they will be awarded zero points for that race.
FIRESTONE PIT STOP PERFORMANCE AWARD
tag heuer "Don't Crack under pressure" Award
TAG HEUER "DON'T CRACK UNDER PRESSURE" AWARD
NTT P1 Championship
The NTT P1 Championship is an honor given to the driver who gets the most out of P1 Award wins throughout the season. After each NTT INDYCAR SERIES event, the driver points for the top qualifier will be placed into a special points tally. At the end of the season, the driver that best leverages their NTT P1 Awards – and earns the most P1 Championship points – will earn the trophy.
NTT P1 AWARD
The Rookie of the Year Award is presented to the top-finishing rookie in the NTT INDYCAR SERIES point standings. Winner also receives a $50,000 bonus. The Rookie of the Year Award is based on points for the NTT INDYCAR SERIES Drivers' Championship earned at each event.
ROOKIE OF THE YEAR AWARD
ENGINE MANUFACTURER POINTS
710 POINTS
738 POINTS
POINTS: 48 (30Th)
scott mclaughlin
466.8250
POINTS: 180 (12TH)
POINTS: 255 (5th)
james hinchcliffe
ANDRETTI steinbrenner AUTOSPORT
POINTS: 118 (20th)
452.8500
#52 ryan Norman
RYAN NORMAN
Dale Coyne Racing with RWR
Arrow mclaren sp
kevin magnussen
469.9250
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rinus veekay
POINTS: 243 (6th)
felix rosenqvist
arrow mclaren sp
POINTS: 87 (24th)
#45 SANTINO FERRUCCI
SANTINO FERRUCCI
POINTS: 105 (21st)
The NTT INDYCAR SERIES takes to the streets of downtown Nashville for the inaugural Big Machine Music City Grand Prix. The 2.17 mile, 11-turn temporary street circuit will create a new meaning to bridge traffic as our athletes compete over the Cumberland River and into downtown Nashville. Will Alex Palou be able to keep his championship lead? Can Pato O’Ward or Scott Dixon tighten up the points lead to catch up with the leader? Find out during the Big Machine Music City Grand Prix on Sunday, August 8 at 5:30 PM ET on NBCSN.
THE STREETS OF NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
#7 FELIX ROSENQVIST
BIG MACHINE MUSIC CITY GRAND PRIX
ANDRETTI AUTOSPORT W/ CURB-AGAJANIAN
80 LAPS | 173.6 MILES
#INDYCAR | #MusicCityGP | #defyeverything
AUGUST 8 | 5:30 PM ET
A new meaning to bridge traffic
spotter guide: BIG MACHINE MUSIC CITY GRAND PRIX
POINTS: 95 (24th)
POINTS: 345 (2ND)
POINTS: 280 (5th)
POINTS: 328 (3rd)
POINTS: 384 (1ST)
POINTS: 209 (11TH)
POINTS: 155 (15th)
POINTS: 256 (9th)
POINTS: 125 (21st)
POINTS: 142 (18th)
POINTS: 260 (7th)
POINTS: 201 (12th)
POINTS: 145 (17th)
POINTS: 226 (10th)
POINTS: 56 (28th)
POINTS: 151 (16th)
POINTS: 77 (27th)
POINTS: 170 (14th)
790 POINTS
863 POINTS
POINTS: 56 (28Th)
POINTS: 77(27th)
POINTS: 198 (13TH)
POINTS: 271 (6th)
POINTS: 131 (19th)
#52 cody ware
POINTS: 257 (8th)
POINTS: 94 (25th)
POINTS: 127 (20th)
#06 HELIO CASTRONEVES
HELIO CASTRONEVES
POINTS: 103 (22nd)
POINTS: 315 (4th)
CODY WARE
POINTS: 11 (35th)
The NTT INDYCAR SERIES returns to Indianapolis Motor Speedway road course as the battle for the Astor Challenge Cup heats up during one of the biggest weekends in American motorsports. This 14-turn, 2.439-mile circuit’s smooth surface and flat curbing will showcase a new tradition of international style and American grit at the Racing Capital of the World. Will Rinus VeeKay and Romain Grosjean continue their strong road course performance from May, or will Chip Ganassi Racing teammates Alex Palou and Scott Dixon continue to add to their championship points? Find out in the Big Machine Spiked Coolers Grand Prix Saturday, Aug. 14 at 12:30 p.m. ET, live on NBCSN.
INDIANAPOLIS MOTOR SPEEDWAY ROAD COURSE
BIG MACHINE SPIKED COOLERS GRAND PRIX
85 laps | 207.3 miles
#INDYCAR | #BigMachineGP | #defyeverything
AUGUST 14 | 12:30 PM ET
Our new tradition of international style and American grit
spotter guide: BIG MACHINE SPIKED COOLERS GRAND PRIX
POINTS: 102 (24th)
POINTS: 362 (3rd)
POINTS: 331 (5th)
POINTS: 368 (2ND)
POINTS: 410 (1ST)
POINTS: 225 (11TH)
POINTS: 160 (19th)
POINTS: 286 (6th)
POINTS: 153 (20TH)
POINTS: 160 (18th)
POINTS: 275 (8th)
POINTS: 214 (12th)
POINTS: 177 (15th)
POINTS: 231 (10th)
POINTS: 61 (28th)
POINTS: 166 (17th)
POINTS: 89 (26th)
POINTS: 185 (14th)
840 POINTS
959 POINTS
POINTS: 61 (28Th)
POINTS: 206 (13TH)
POINTS: 280 (7th)
POINTS: 166 (16th)
POINTS: 263 (9th)
POINTS: 118 (23rd)
#45 Christian Lundgaard
Christian Lundgaard
466.3125
POINTS: 125 (22nd)
452.8000
POINTS: 335 (4th)
POINTS: 21 (35th)
#75 RC ENERSON
TOP GUN RACING
RC ENERSON
466.6375
It’s the final oval race of the NTT INDYCAR SERIES season as the battle for the Astor Challenge Cup heats up under the lights at World Wide Technology Raceway. This 1.25-mile oval has been home to close finishes, including Takuma Sato’s 0.040 of a second win over Ed Carpenter in 2019 and Scott Dixon’s 0.140 of a second victory over Sato in 2020. Will Alex Palou and Pato O’Ward continue their trend of finishing in the top 10 in every oval race this season? Or can last year’s race winners Dixon and Josef Newgarden tame the arches that make this oval to keep their championship hopes alive in the tightening points battle? Tune in to the Bommarito Automotive Group 500 Saturday, Aug. 21 at 8 p.m. ET, live on NBCSN to find out.
World Wide Technology Raceway
#20 ED CARPENTER
BOMMARITO AUTOMOTIVE GROUP 500
#48 TONY KANAAN
#59 CONOR DALY
Carlin
260 LAPS | 500 KILOMETERS
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AUGUST 21 | 8:00 PM ET
Arches make this oval
davey hamilton
spotter guide: BOMMARITO AUTOMOTIVE GROUP 500
POINTS: 107 (24th)
POINTS: 394 (2ND)
POINTS: 353 (5th)
POINTS: 381 (3RD)
POINTS: 415 (1ST)
POINTS: 278 (9TH)
POINTS: 175 (18th)
POINTS: 312 (6th)
POINTS: 169 (20TH)
POINTS: 179 (17th)
POINTS: 311 (7th)
POINTS: 246 (12th)
POINTS: 189 (16th)
POINTS: 251 (11th)
POINTS: 206 (15th)
POINTS: 213 (14th)
966 POINTS
1034 POINTS
POINTS: 213 (13TH)
POINTS: 295 (8th)
POINTS: 174 (19th)
POINTS: 269 (10th)
POINTS: 135 (22ND)
POINTS: 360 (4TH)
ED CARPENTER
POINTS: 99 (26th)
TONY KANAAN
POINTS: 79 (27TH)
The NTT INDYCAR SERIES championship battle culminates with a three-week trip down the West Coast, and it starts this weekend at Portland International Raceway. Turn 1 always provides an active start to the race, and the remainder of the 12-turn, 1.964-mile road course is an open-wheel thriller. This Pacific Northwest circuit has been host to exciting finishes, like Mark Blundell’s 1997 three-wide finish and Takuma Sato’s nail-biter over Ryan Hunter-Reay in 2018. Tune in to the Grand Prix of Portland Sunday, Sept. 12 at 3pm ET live on NBC to see who takes the checkered flag and which title contenders continue their quest for the Astor Challenge Cup.
Portland International Raceway
GRAND PRIX OF PORTLAND
110 LAPS | 216.04 MILES
#INDYCAR | #PortlandGP | #defyeverything
SEPTEMBER 12 | 3:00 PM ET
Roses, Racing & Championship Chasing
spotter guide: GRAND PRIX OF PORTLAND
POINTS: 125 (24th)
POINTS: 435 (1st)
POINTS: 375 (5th)
POINTS: 392 (4th)
POINTS: 425 (2nd)
POINTS: 315 (9TH)
POINTS: 206 (17th)
POINTS: 319 (8th)
POINTS: 175 (20TH)
POINTS: 324 (6th)
POINTS: 259 (12th)
POINTS: 215 (16th)
POINTS: 279 (10th)
POINTS: 222 (15th)
POINTS: 233 (14th)
NTT P1 CHAMPIONSHIP
1057 POINTS
1092 POINTS
POINTS: 245 (13TH)
POINTS: 320 (7th)
POINTS: 189 (19th)
POINTS: 278 (11th)
POINTS: 149 (21st)
POINTS: 413 (3rd)
#77 Callum Ilott
#45 OLIVER ASKEW
POINTS: 72 (28th)
POINTS: 134 (23rd)
POINTS: 198 (18th)
Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing
POINTS: 24 (34TH)
JUNCOS HOLLINGER RACING
CALLUM ILOTT
455.4000
WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca is ready to deliver the penultimate thrill ride as the second to last stop race in the 2021 NTT INDYCAR SERIES season. The 11-turn, 2.238-mile circuit is one of the most famous road courses in the world, and its iconic Corkscrew turn and other famed turns will surely deliver an interesting contest. While this track could be compared to a rollercoaster, it may also deliver a rollercoaster of emotions for those challenging for the championship. Will Alex Palou stretch out his points lead, or will Pato O’Ward continue the back-and-forth battle atop the standings? Find out in the Firestone Grand Prix of Monterey Sunday, Sept. 19 at 3 p.m. ET, live on NBC.
WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca
FIRESTONE GRAND PRIX OF MONTEREY
95 LAPS | 212.61 MILES
#INDYCAR | #FirestoneGP | #defyeverything
SEPTEMBER 19 | 3:00 PM ET
Penultimate Thrill Ride
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spotter guide: FIRESTONE GRAND PRIX OF MONTEREY
POINTS: 130 (24th)
POINTS: 452 (2nd)
POINTS: 402 (5th)
POINTS: 428 (4th)
POINTS: 477 (1st)
POINTS: 332 (8TH)
POINTS: 218 (17th)
POINTS: 342 (7th)
POINTS: 195 (19TH)
POINTS: 348 (6th)
POINTS: 299 (10th)
POINTS: 230 (16th)
POINTS: 297 (11th)
POINTS: 230 (15th)
POINTS: 266 (14th)
1115 POINTS
1210 POINTS
POINTS: 268 (13TH)
POINTS: 329 (9th)
POINTS: 194 (20th)
POINTS: 291 (12th)
POINTS: 177 (21st)
POINTS: 443 (3rd)
POINTS: 82 (28th)
POINTS: 141 (23rd)
POINTS: 212 (18th)
POINTS: 30 (33TH)
POINTS: 110 (25th)
POINTS: 5 (42ND)
CHAMPIONship CONTENDER
The Astor Challenge Cup, a trophy commissioned more than a century ago, is presented to the NTT INDYCAR SERIES points leader at the end of each season. The champion will receive a $1 million prize, and their name will be laser-etched into the black granite base of the trophy alongside each champion since 1909.
NTT INDYCAR SERIES Championship Contender
It’s time for the NTT INDYCAR SERIES season finale – and for the first time on the 11-turn, 1.968-mile circuit on the Streets of Long Beach. The INDYCAR SERIES has raced down the road from Hollywood 36 times, but its historic pedigree takes a star-studded turn this weekend as it crowns a race winner and the 2021 NTT INDYCAR SERIES champion. The 28 drivers entered are ready to finish this prize fight in style. Are you? Tune in to the Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach Sunday, Sept. 26 at 3 p.m. ET, live on NBCSN.
THE STREETS OF LONG BEACH
ACURA GRAND PRIX OF LONG BEACH
85 LAPS | 167.28 MILES
#INDYCAR | #AGPLB | #defyeverything
SEPTEMBER 26 | 3:00 PM ET
The Finale on Shoreline
spotter guide: ACURA GRAND PRIX OF LONG BEACH
POINTS: 137 (24th)
POINTS: 482 (2nd)
POINTS: 430 (5th)
POINTS: 445 (4th)
POINTS: 517 (1st)
POINTS: 337 (9TH)
POINTS: 234 (17th)
POINTS: 374 (7th)
POINTS: 215 (19TH)
POINTS: 402 (6th)
POINTS: 304 (10th)
POINTS: 249 (16th)
POINTS: 302 (12th)
POINTS: 266 (15th)
POINTS: 281 (14th)
1175 POINTS
1306 POINTS
POINTS: 286 (13TH)
POINTS: 353 (8th)
POINTS: 204 (20th)
POINTS: 303 (11th)
POINTS: 188 (21st)
POINTS: 469 (3rd)
POINTS: 95 (28th)
POINTS: 147 (22nd)
POINTS: 226 (18th)
POINTS: 52 (31TH)
POINTS: 119 (25th)
POINTS: 13 (37th)
#11 CHARLIE KIMBALL
CHARLIE KIMBALL
456.3750
POINTS: 8 (41st)
