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Boston GlobeWide-open Indy 500 cause for excitementBoston GlobeBy Jenna Fryer | AP Calling the Indianapolis 500 “our Super Bowl,'' Marco Andretti looks to add to the sterling legacy of his family in the sport. INDIANAPOLIS - Marco Andretti knows how much heartache his family has suffered at Indianapolis Motor ...Who will win the most wide-open Indy 500 in years?Washington TimesRecord heat takes aim at Indy 500 drivers, fansCBSSports.comIndy 500 race day: Cars are gridded on the...Read Full Story

Globe and MailAndretti likes his chances at Indy, despite family historyChicago TribuneINDIANAPOLIS — Considering the Andretti family is renowned for enduring disappointment at the Indianapolis 500, it wouldn't be surprising if Marco Andretti kept his expectations in check. Not this year. Andretti, 25, said he never has been more ...IndyCar Relishing Rivalry With 2 Familiar NamesABC NewsIndianapolis 500: IndyCar relishing rivalry with two familiar namesSalt Lake TribuneMarco Andretti is...Read Full Story

NEW YORK (MarketWatch) — Scott Dixon led the Indianapolis 500 half way through the 200-lap race held in sweltering temperatures on Sunday. The 96th running of the race was earlier led by Marco Andretti, grandson of the 1969 winner Mario Andretti. Earlier in the race, Mike Conway and Will Power were knocked out in a two-car crash that resulted in no injuries. Market Pulse Stories are Rapid-fire, short news bursts on stocks and markets as they move. Visit MarketWatch.com for more information...Read Full Story

USA TODAYSpeedy Marco Andretti could be pole favorite for Indy 500USA TODAYBy Andy Lyons, Getty Images By Andy Lyons, Getty Images The 24-year-old American turned the first 226 mph lap this week at Indianapolis, then outdid himself with the only 227 mph of the week — making him one of the favorites to the Indianapolis 500 ...Andretti moves into favored position for Indy poleFox NewsIndy 500 practice: Marco Andretti quickest on Fast FridayIndianapolis Star2012 Indy 500: Marco Andretti Quickest...Read Full Story

This isn't 2006 -- and Marco is a veteran now, easily qualifying for his seventh Indy 500 this year. Confident but not cocky, the 25-year-old is realistic about his chances. Over lunch at Palm Too in New York, he answered my questions.Read More...Read Full Story

Marco Andretti, IndyCar driver discusses the competition his family's business faces and the state of auto racing, with CNBC's Darren Rovell and Brian Sullivan. < Prev   Next >Read Full Story

In the super competitive racing world of revved-up cars and adrenalin-fueled drivers, a world where speed rules supreme, it's no surprise that winning means everything. "Speed is what it is all about," says Mario Andretti, winner of the 1969 Indianapolis 500 and perhaps one of best known race car drivers in history. He was also the first driver to break the impenetrable 200 miles-per-hour barrier, and did so while practicing for the 1977 Indy 500. Perhaps that's why Andretti has a special...Read Full Story

American racer Marco Andretti won his first IndyCar race since 2006, holding off Brazil's Tony Kanaan over the final 18 laps to capture the Iowa Corn Indy 250.Andretti had not won in 79 races since 2006 at Sonoma and no member of the famed Andretti racing family had won on an oval course since his father Michael, now his team owner, won at Japan's Motegi in 2000 when Marco was 13.Andretti on Saturday passed Kanaan on the inside with 18 laps remaining and twice fought off passing attempts by...Read Full Story

Graham Rahal still enjoys a good family dinner. He's just smart enough to know dad can't always foot the bill.The lanky 21-year-old son and the proud Indianapolis 500-winning father chose something new this year: If they could come up with sponsorship money, they'd spend this May working together in Indianapolis."I've said all along that the one thing I didn't want to do was come here and have my family pay for it or, quite frankly, do any racing and have my family pay for it," Graham Rahal...Read Full Story

Michael Andretti, son of racing legend Mario Andretti, is the third winningest driver in INDYCAR history with 42 victories, and led 6,702 Indy car laps during his career. Currently, Andretti is the Chairman, President and CEO of Andretti Autosport and runs two full-time driver programs in the INDYCAR series, where he has been equally successful [...]Read Full Story