Juncos Hollinger Racing announced Oct. 13 it has signed veteran Rinus VeeKay as its new lead driver for the 2026 NTT INDYCAR SERIES season. VeeKay, 25, from The Netherlands, brings six seasons of NTT INDYCAR SERIES experience to JHR. He was 2020 series Rookie of the Year and has one career victory, in the 2021 Sonsio Grand Prix on the Indianapolis Motor Speedway road course. “I’m excited to officially announce my move to Juncos Hollinger Racing,” VeeKay said. “This is a team

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It is with deep regret that we share the passing of Ernie Saxton, a cornerstone of motorsports journalism and the driving force behind the Eastern Motorsport Press Association (EMPA). His vision, leadership, and dedication helped shape one of the most respected media organizations in auto racing.

Veteran motorsports journalist Mike Harris has been named the 2025 recipient of the Russo-Marvel Award. Known for his decades of work with the Associated Press, Harris is celebrated for his integrity, influence, and lasting contributions to motorsports journalism.

Pat Caporali, Firestone’s lead communications rep for the NTT IndyCar and Indy NXT series, has been named the 2025 Jim Chapman Award winner for excellence in motorsports PR. Presented with the Society of Professional Motorsports Journalists, the award honors her outstanding professionalism, dedication to the media, and embodiment of Chapman’s legacy of trust, respect, and class.

SPMJ member Jim Donnelly has once again been recognized for his outstanding work in motorsports journalism. His article for Tazio magazine explores the early challenges of the Ford GT40 project and the crucial role of engineer Roy Lunn in saving the car’s future. The piece earned Jim the 2025 Ken W. Purdy Award from the International Motor Press Association — his second time receiving the honor. It’s a compelling story, told with the depth and clarity that define Jim’s work.

In an open letter to Roger Penske, veteran driver and broadcaster Derek Daly urges IndyCar to fix its inconsistent branding. He argues that ever-changing liveries and team colors confuse young fans, making it hard to build loyalty. Without recognizable drivers, Daly warns, IndyCar risks losing its next generation of followers.