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By Dave Lewandowski | indycar.com On a clear day you can see forever. Julie Harris sang the title song of the musical on Broadway in the 1960s and Barbra Streisand received acclaim for the 1970 feature film by the same name. From the Empire State Building’s observation deck on Sept. 19, Ryan Hunter-Reay also received […]

Joe Jennings | Motorsport.com Ryan Hunter-Reay struck gold in more ways than one when he captured the IZOD IndyCar Series championship at the Auto Club Speedway, in Fontana, Calif., on Saturday evening. And he did it by coming from behind. Entering the race down by 17 points and starting in the back of the field, […]

By: Lewis Franck | Autoweek Ryan Hunter-Reay was on top of the Izod IndyCar Series and almost on top of the world on the afternoon of Sept. 19 as he posed for photographers at the Empire State Building. Most people don’t know how arduous a climb it was from the bottom to the championship for […]

By Lynn Hoppes | ESPN.com NEW YORK — It’s slowly settling in for Ryan Hunter-Reay, the IndyCar champion and first American winner since 2006. Hunter-Reay, along with his wife Beccy, made the trek to New York for a media tour this week. SiriusXM. National TV interviews. An appearance Thursday on “The Late Show with David […]

From Racer.com Ryan Hunter‑Reay meets the media to discuss a season that included four wins, six podiums, one pole, 153 laps led, the A.J. Foyt oval title and the IZOD IndyCar Series championship. So, how does it feel to be the champ? RYAN HUNTER‑REAY: This is unbelievable. I can’t put it into words the feeling. […]

9.17.2012 (Via INDYCAR) – The searing, edge-of-your-seat, teeth-rattling 500-mile season finale was a microcosm of Ryan Hunter-Reay’s 2012 IZOD IndyCar Series season. Nothing risked; nothing gained. “Really, it’s a lot like my career,” Hunter-Reay adds two hours after snuggling up to the Astor Cup by earning his first series title in most astonishing fashion. Hunter-Reay […]

AFP FONTANA, California — American Ryan Hunter-Reay clinched his first IndyCar Series championship with a fourth-place finish in the season-ending race at the Auto Club Speedway track. With temperatures soaring to 39 Celsius (103 Fahrenheit) on the 3.21 kilometre track for the second straight day on Saturday, Hunter-Reay benefited from an accident involving Australia’s Will […]

Jeff Olson, Special for USA TODAY FONTANA, Calif. — The reality of Ryan Hunter-Reay’s championship can be measured by blinks of an eye. One less blink, and he would have been hit by Will Power’s spinning car. As it turned out, he got an extra blink, missed Power’s car by inches and survived 194 more […]