Jack Harvey knocked out teammate Graham Rahal by a mere sliver of speed – averaging 229.166 miles per hour to Rahal’s 229.159 mph – to claim the 33rd and final qualifying spot for next weekend’s Indianapolis 500.
Graham Rahal swept both races of the IndyCar weekend in Detroit – winning Race 1 and 2 of the Detroit Grand Prix…
Graham Rahal won the pole position for the 2017 Detroit Grand Prix Race 1 on a technicality but won the race easily – by more than six seconds – over Scott Dixon…
Coming into the last double-points race of the IndyCar season at the Laguna Seca track in Sonoma, California, it was expected to be a battle between Juan Pablo Montoya and Graham Rahal – who sat 1-2 in the season points standings – for the 2015 IndyCar Championship. But Scott Dixon had other plans. Dixon not […]
Tristan Vautier decided three-wide was a good idea on the corner at Pocono and unfortunately for Graham Rahal, he was Vautier’s guinea pig in the three-wide experiment and Rahal’s shot at the 2015 IndyCar championship may have been the cost he pays for the resulting crash…
IndyCar driver and Ohio State college football fan, Graham Rahal, commissioned a race helmet replica of his Ohio State Buckeye football team. The Buckeyes won the national college football championship last year and Rahal wanted to honor that achievement by racing in a helmet that resembled the Buckeyes’ football helmet with leaves for accomplishments and […]
With the laps winding down in the Honda 200 at the Mid-Ohio Speedway, Graham Rahal was sitting in third behind current series leader Juan Pablo Montoya when he came in for his final pit stop of the race. Shortly after that, a spin by rookie Sage Karam caused a caution flag and Montoya was stuck […]
IndyCar race car driver Graham Rahal will be racing at the Honda Indy 200 this weekend with a specially-designed helmet that resembles an Ohio State football helmet. Ohio-bred Rahal had the helmet designed for him after the Buckeyes won the NCAA national championship for the FBS division last season. Rahal has the helmet adorned with […]
Australian Will Power led 65 of the 82 laps of the 2015 Grand Prix of Indianapolis – that is usually indicative of a winning driver – and it was as Power beat Graham Rahal and Juan Pablo Montoya for the victory. Power finished a comfortable 1.5 seconds ahead of Rahal and a whopping seven seconds […]