Sage Karam will drive a Dreyer & Reinbold/Kingdom Racing entry at this year's Indianapolis 500. The deal, first reported by RACER earlier this week, will be sponsored by high-profile performance car firm Gas Monkey Garage, which will use the Indy 500 as the platform for the launch of its new energy drink. Twenty-year-old Karam made his IndyCar debut when he raced the 500 with Dreyer & Reinbold in 2014, announcing his arrival with an extraordinary drive from 31st to ninth. He spent last year running a part-time program with Ganassi. "I'm really thrilled to be associated with Gas Monkey Garage for the 100th Indy 500," said Karam. "It's exciting to return to the Dreyer &...
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