Alex Gintz is a Co-Founder at Frontstretch.com, LLC. He specializes in covering sports and sports business, focusing on both individual and team sports across various disciplines. Alex's insights and analyses have been featured in notable outlets such as The Asia Cable and NewsBreak.
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NTT IndyCar Series points leader Alex Palou held off a charge from oval ace Josef Newgarden to win under a scorching sun at Nashville Superspeedway.
“I thought I'd get to catch my breath heading into this weekend. And then I opened Twitter (now X).” Famous last words.
“I thought I’d get to catch my breath heading into this weekend. And then I opened Twitter (now X).”. Famous last words. I didn’t say them, but I sure did
Fresh off the reveal of the new Dallara IR-28 chassis, there's more than a bit to talk about as the NTT IndyCar Series heads to Portland International Raceway.
The second of two new street circuits in 2026 takes IndyCar to Markham, Ontario.
By: Alex Gintz
MARKHAM, Ontario — As the IndyCar season winds down and drivers across the grid seek to secure their futures in the NTT IndyCar Series, Dennis Hauger
The execution on the ground of the Ontario Honda Dealers Indy Markham was so crazy, we have to discuss it twice!
By: Alex Gintz
WASHINGTON — In a weekend full of controversy, firsts and many, many unknowns, Nolan Siegel found his way to a career-best result in the fourth-to-last race of his time with Arrow McLaren.
Verstappen is chasing his first win at the Singapore Grand Prix.
F1 last raced in Africa in 1993.
