1992 Texaco/Havoline 200: A Classic INDYCAR Battle at Road America
The 1992 Texaco/Havoline 200 at Road America stands as a significant chapter in INDYCAR racing history. Set against the challenging backdrop of Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin, this race showcased the pinnacle of open-wheel racing talent on one of North America's most demanding road courses.
Race Overview
Road America Circuit Specifications:
- Track Location: Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin
- Circuit Type: Permanent Road Course
- Event Name: Texaco/Havoline 200
Current INDYCAR Series Structure
The NTT INDYCAR SERIES represents the highest level of open-wheel racing in North America, featuring:
- International driver roster
- Diverse track types:
- Superspeedways
- Short ovals
- Street circuits
- Permanent road courses
Notable Champions
Current INDYCAR champions showcase the series' competitive depth:
| Driver | Achievement |
|---|---|
| Alex Palou | Three-time and current champion |
| Will Power | Two-time series champion |
| Scott Dixon | Six-time series champion |
| Josef Newgarden | Two-time champion and current Indy 500 winner |
The NTT INDYCAR SERIES demonstrates the versatility of its drivers across various racing disciplines, from high-speed ovals to technical road courses.
Broadcasting Evolution
A significant development for the series' future:
- FOX Sports becomes exclusive U.S. broadcaster in 2025
- All races to air live on FOX network
- Coverage includes the prestigious Indianapolis 500
The 109th Running of the Indianapolis 500 will serve as a cornerstone event in the new broadcasting partnership.
Series Legacy
The INDYCAR SERIES maintains its position as the premier open-wheel racing category in North America through:
- International talent pool
- Diverse track portfolio
- Championship intensity
- Historic venues like Road America
The 1992 Texaco/Havoline 200 at Road America represents more than just a single race in the series' history. It exemplifies the challenging nature of American open-wheel racing and the enduring appeal of one of North America's most historic road courses.
