After Jimmie Johnson crashed seven laps short of the finish, IndyCar officials were left with a choice: Let Ericsson and the rest of the field tool around behind the pace car under the yellow flag ...

Ericsson led O'Ward by more than 3 seconds before Jimmie Johnson crashed with 6 laps left, bringing out a red flag that stopped the race for several minutes. The drivers parked along pit road ...

Scott Dixon was on the pole, Alex Palou is the defending series champion, and Tony Kanaan and Jimmie Johnson are fan favorites with extensive racing résumés. Ericsson, whose racing career has ...

After Jimmie Johnson crashed seven laps short of the finish, IndyCar officials were left with a choice: Let Ericsson and the rest of the field tool around behind the pace car under the yellow flag ...

NEWTON, Iowa – Jimmie Johnson has grown accustomed to having “given way” to his teammates but declined to yield Sunday en route to a career-best IndyCar finish – even with a championship at stake.

Jimmie Johnson's first Indianapolis 500 ended ... Chip Ganassi Racing teammate Marcus Ericsson was leading the race at the time of the red flag, with Johnson's crash leading to a restart and ...

"When you have Dixie (Scott Dixon) and TK (Tony Kanaan) and JJ (Jimmie Johnson) and Palou, the defending champion, the focus will be on them for sure," said Ericsson. "Maybe after today it will ...

Not great for Ericsson. 3:27 p.m.: Jimmie Johnson hits the wall: He's moving, and the yellow flag is out. Another Turn 2 crash. Tough way for Johnson's first Indy 500 experience to end.

Marcus Ericsson won the 106th Indianapolis 500 on Sunday, capturing the race in a frantic finish after a Jimmie Johnson crash caused a red flag with four laps to go. When the Indy 500 resumes ...

Advertisement Marcus Ericsson cycled into the Indy 500 lead, taking the lead after Jimmie Johnson pitted with 12 laps remaining. Ericsson had been among the leaders before completing his final pit ...