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Definition of IndyCar in English: IndyCarnounˈɪndɪkɑː A type of car used in Indy racing. as modifier the IndyCar championship Example sentencesExamples - Actually, now, Pierre mentioned that Indycars and Formula One cars are two totally different cars.
- Experienced the thrill of steering an Indycar clear of the walls at 240 mph?
- We got into the car, and it was a little different than the Indy car - we had to adjust to it.
- Now my mindset doesn't really relate to anything about when I ran the Indy car because these cars are so much different.
- I'm sure if he got in an Indy car now, he'd run well because they are the same breed of driver.
- Homestead gave me my first-ever win in an Indy car in 1999 and I really would love to be back in the winner's circle.
- The Indy car was built to drive fast around corners.
- It is as physical a track in an Indy car as it is anywhere in the world.
- In the Pinto, you'll eventually get to the finish line, but it will take 10 times longer than in the Indy car.
- An Indy car feels heavier and faster, with more downforce.
- I've never driven an Indy car on a road course in race trim like that.
- I can tell you the first time he ran an Indy car was at California Speedway.
- Amazingly, the F1 circus returned the next year, and Indycars raced there a couple of times.
- But for the next five years, he often looked like the driver of an Indy car who couldn't find the key to the ignition.
- I was stepping outside my comfortable zone with an Indy car.
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