Chevrolet engine failures continue at Detroit Grand Prix

Chevrolet is replacing multiple engines ahead of the Detroit Grand Prix due to what the company called a supplier quality issue.

Honda Getting a Say in IndyCar’s 2028 Regulations Is ‘Critical’ to Staying in the Sport

IndyCar will have the final say in the 2028 regs, but Honda and Chevy will hopefully have guided them.
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Honda's Next IndyCar Engine Will Be Something Completely New. Here's How They're Getting Ready

Back in February, Honda announced an agreement to continue building IndyCar engines into the next era of series competition. The decision ended over a year of speculation that the manufacturer was ...
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IndyCar’s Engine Stalemate Ends, But Only After Years of Drift and Delay

IndyCar’s leadership is finally doing what it should have done years ago: securing its engine suppliers before the house caught fire. Penske Entertainment has agreed to terms with Chevrolet and Honda ...
AOL

Honda Is Reportedly Continuing As One of IndyCar's Engine Suppliers

Ever since 2012, Honda and Chevrolet have supplied the only two competitive engines available to IndyCar teams. That two-car balance has been at risk since Honda first raised concerns about rising ...
WIBC

IndyCar Announces Multi-Year Extension with Engine Partners

SPEEDWAY, Ind.–IndyCar has secured a multiyear commitment from Honda and Chevrolet, who will be heavily involved in developing the engine and competition rules for the new NTT IndyCar Series car set ...
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Chevy with 3 engine failures to start Indy 500 practice: 'Hopefully the bad luck's out of the way'

Chevrolet has replaced three engines in two days of Indianapolis 500 practice, raising concerns for some drivers.
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IndyCar tweaks engine change penalty

(AP) The IndyCar Series says it will no longer penalize teams for certain engine changes. IndyCar said Monday it has added a rule that allows changes in cases of engine failure during on-track team, ...