Hold those podium photos -- we have some big changes to the 2025 Indianapolis 500 finishing order a day after it finished.

As if losing the Indianapolis 500 was not painful enough, the post-race penalties that were handed down on Monday only added ...

Andretti Global IndyCar driver Marcus Ericsson was sick after leading the Indy 500 with just 14 laps to go only to get passed ...

Boles said he offered Callum Ilott, Kyle Kirkwood and Marcus Ericsson the chance to skip the banquet, but they showed up.

IndyCar drivers Graham Rahal and Scott Dixon receive penalties after unapproved engine changes, moving back on the starting ...

As if losing the Indianapolis 500 was not painful enough, the post-race penalties that were handed down on Monday only added ...

Marcus Ericsson had finished second to winner Alex Palou in Sunday's Indianapolis 500 before his Andretti Global car failed ...

However, a post-race inspection revealed that Ericsson had unsanctioned modifications on his car. The result: a penalty that ...

PREMA Racing’s great Indy 500 storyline with Shwartzman on pole and Ilott getting their best result in 2025 was dashed with the post-race penalties. Now the team leaves Indy with a 26th and a 33rd.

Following post-race technical inspections after Sunday’s Indianapolis 500, IndyCar penalized three cars: the No. 27 and No. 28 from Andretti Global and the No. 90 car from PREMA Racing.