The Freedom 250 Grand Prix on the streets of the U.S. Capitol will be preceded by an IROC race, featuring legends of both NASCAR and IndyCar ...

IROC returns with some of the greatest names in recent racing history from NASCAR and IndyCar competing on the streets of Washington DC in the Freedom 250 Grand Prix.

The International Race of Champions is a big part of the history of motorsports. Learn more about what it was and why it was ...

The NTT INDYCAR SERIES event Aug. 22-23 is the first-ever automotive race around the National Mall and the historic streets ...

In celebration of the United States of America's 250th Anniversary, Washington, D.C., has begun hosting an array of patriotic events. The most recent of them all was UFC White House, which took place ...

Welcome to the International Race of Champions—the most unique concept in the history of auto racing—featuring 12 of the world's greatest racing drivers engaged in high-speed, fender-bashing combat to ...

The Freedom 250 Grand Prix weekend just added some star power. Several retired motorsports legends will compete in an International Race of Champions (IROC) event before the IndyCar race through the ...

Anyone who got all excited about the announcement in January that Ray Evernham and Rob Kaufmann had acquired the International Race of Champions branding and that IROC was returning to race in 2024 ...

The International Race of Champions is without question the most unique concept in the history of auto racing. It was originally conceived in 1973 by former pro football player Les Richter, Hollywood ...

Way back in 1974, Roger Penske, Les Richter, and Mike Phelps got together to create the International Race of Champions, or IROC, serving as a sort of all-star racing series between drivers from ...

IndyCar's Freedom 250 race in Washington, D.C.'s National Mall will now feature an undercard race hosted by IROC on Saturday, August 22.