E.J Viso News

Question: Fourth and two on your own 28-yard-line and you're up by six points, and you go for it.

Curt Cavin reports the unspectacular union of Dan Wheldon and Panther Racing that resulted in a total of 8 laps led in 2009...will continue.

Really. It's not a race, but it's a major award. IndyCar driver Milka Duno, the first Hispanic woman to compete in the Indy 500 and the IndyCar Series, has won the 2009 American Latino Award in the "Favorite Alternative Athlete" Category in the 3rd annual American Latino TV Awards.

About 10 days ago, the biggest challenge in Will Power's life was earning the pole position at Sonoma, Calif.

Will Power and Nelson Philippe each have sustained a concussion that will sideline them for today's qualifying.

A picture of Robert Doornbos now drives for HVM Racing in IndyCar. Robert Doornbos now drives for HVM Racing in IndyCar.

Robert Doornbos has been rehired by IndyCar team HVM Racing. The Dutch driver also drove for HVM in 2007, when he won Champ Car's Rookie of the Year award.

Vince Kremer checks his laptop for updated manifests in the HVM team trailer. Photograph by: Greg Southam, The Journal, Edmonton Journal After polishing off the last of his lunch, Frank Camacho picked up the air compressor hose and started pumping race tires.

In a race that started and finished with competitorsa wrecks, HVM Racing and E.J. Viso battled the rough Edmonton City Centre Airport track to a 12th-place finish Sunday at the Rexall Speedway.

Strong thunderstorms are moving southeast at 20 miles per hour extending from Red Hill to nine miles north of Georgetown, according to the National Weather Service.

EJ Viso has lashed out at fellow second year IndyCar Series driver Mario Moraes following not one, but two, incidents of contact between them during Sunday's Honda Indy Toronto.

Throw a baseball 100 miles per hour and the major leagues will come calling. Be like Patrick Roy and National Hockey League general managers will pitch money at you.

Michael Andretti believes Danica Patrick will be a part of his team next season - and beyond.

IndyCar Series drivers Scott Dixon, Dario Franchitti, Hideki Mutoh, Mike Conway and EJ Viso joined members of the media in a flight in a U.S. Navy Blue Angelsa C-130 Hercules plane nicknamed a oeFat Alberta on Friday.

Race car drivers got a whole new experience. Theya re used to high speeds and defying gravity, but nothing prepared them for this.

The last few days have been unkind to the Inbox, what with all the emails from people saying they are thisclose to leaving the series for good.

EJ Viso and the crew of the #13 PDVSA HVM Racing entry insist that they will not be reverting to the #33 plate that the Venezuelan carried in his rookie IndyCar season, despite seeing a top ten starting position translate into twelfth at the flag in Saturday's SunTrust Indy Challenge at Richmond.

Don't ever say it can't get any worse, because it can. The Iowa Corn Indy 250 was proof of that.

E.J. Viso laughed when a friend recently e-mailed him a picture of a checkered flag.

In auto racing, almost everything involves a sponsorship or contract of some kind - including eyewear.