ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz.....huh....uhh....wait, what? Oh, I guess it's time for another IndyCar race weekend. I remember what those were like. Sort of. The last time...

I say I'm part of a "lost generation" of IndyCar fans because, unlike the fans who came before me and those who have risen since the Split, my allegiances are shattered into as many pieces as there have been Indy car epochs.

Having trouble getting to know the IZOD IndyCar Series drivers? Here are a few quick details that might inspire you to get to know them better.

The busiest stretch of the 2012 IZOD IndyCar Series season wraps up this weekend, and the Paddock Pulse is here to give you a taste of how fans have reacted.

Today we celebrate Penske-Ganassi Schadenfreude Day, a wonderful time of the year. It's a time for merry IndyCar fans to bask in the glory of the Red Car Empire's defeat and laugh at Chip Ganassi and Roger Penske while they clean up the mess.

Ah, the Milwaukee Mile. Being the oldest speedway in the world, there's a lot of history at The Mile. However there's one piece of history I'm more interested in...

I guess everything IS bigger in Texas. The speeds. The drop-offs in speed. The size of the winners. The size of the DEEERRRRPS.

For the first time in years, INDYCAR trusted their drivers to show top-level talent - and the drivers responded at Texas Motor Speedway.

Never has there been a sport that mutilates itself so much and so often. You remember all that goodwill and buzz surrounding IndyCar after Indy? Me neither.

"Bump in the road" puns are bad puns. Even if muttered by Roger Penske.