The 2010 Indycar season consisted of 17 races starting March 14th at Brazil and ending October 2nd at Homestead-Miami Speedway. Inaugural races in 2010 were the "Streets of Brazil," and "Barber Motorsports Park." 2010 also featured the last races to this date at "Kansas Speedway," "Watkins Glen International," "Chicagoland Speedway," "Twin Ring Motegi Oval," and Homestead Miami Speedway."


Here are some stats
Race wins:
1. Will Power (#12 Verizon Team Penske) 5 wins (Brazil, St. Petersburg, Watkins Glen, Toronto, and Sonoma)
2. Dario Franchitti (#10 Target Chip Ganassi) 3 wins (Indianapolis 500, Mid-Ohio, and Chicagoland)
3. Scott Dixon (#9 Target Chip Ganassi) 3 wins (Kansas, Edmonton, and Homestead)
4. Helio Castroneves (#3 Team Penske) 3 wins (Barber, Kentucky, and Japan)
5. Ryan Briscoe (#6 Team Penske) 1 win (Texas)
6. Tony Kanaan (#11 7-Eleven Andretti Autosport) 1 win (Iowa)
7. Ryan Hunter-Reay (#37 IZOD Andretti Autosport) 1 win (Long Beach)


Fastest an Slowest average speeds in a race
Fastest: Kentucky 174.402
Slowest: Brazil 76.733


Most Lead Changes in a race: Chicagoland (25)
Fewest Lead Changes in a race: Sonoma (2)
Races won from the Pole: Will Power; St. Petersburg, Ryan Briscoe; Texas, Will Power; Watkins Glen, Will Power; Sonoma, and Helio Castroneves; Japan.
Farthest back anybody started and still won: Tony Kanaan started 15th and won at Iowa.