Fast Six highlights the best social posts from across the Verizon IndyCar Series. It’ll help you keep up with our extraordinary drivers, teams and alums, and their fast-paced lives.

Dixon’s week

Scott Dixon, the 2018 Verizon IndyCar Series champion, went from the premiere of “BORN RACER” on Monday to accepting the Astor Cup at INDYCAR’s Victory Lap celebration Tuesday night.

What a week for the five-time champ from Chip Ganassi Racing.

Good times last night at the @IndyCar banquet. Can’t thank everyone at @CGRTeams enough. Especially @IndyMHull and @PushyLoose I get to work with the best pic.twitter.com/FEX18vkLoj

— Scott Dixon (@scottdixon9) September 26, 2018

I hate to brag but it’s been a mega day, thanks to everyone that helped put on the #BornRacerMovie premier. Cheers to everyone that came tonight really appreciate it 👊🏼 pic.twitter.com/WP035Rz7jH

— Scott Dixon (@scottdixon9) September 25, 2018

✅ 5-time IndyCar Champ
✅ Indy 500 Champ
✅ @bornracermovie premiere in Indy tonight

Yeah, it's #DixonDay. Thanks for the assist, @IndyMayorJoe 👊 pic.twitter.com/TXLeNPgGPJ

— IndyCar Series (@IndyCar) September 24, 2018

Finding ways to give back

Team Penske’s Simon Pagenaud lives in North Carolina, which was devastated by Hurricane Florence. He’s doing his part to help others in need.

Unreal to see the devastation caused by #hurricaneflorence first hand this week... it’s going to take years to rebuild. Happy to spend time delivering supplies that can hopefully help in their time of great need. Let’s keep working to help! pic.twitter.com/oPgdFzGZkT

— Simon Pagenaud (@simonpagenaud) September 26, 2018

Hey y’all, Hailey is helping with the Florence disaster. Please share her post below and help her bring as much stuff as possible down there to help the ones who need us right now! https://t.co/vGlboQFYat pic.twitter.com/lyAffaFTqe

— Simon Pagenaud (@simonpagenaud) September 21, 2018

Penske Games are back

It’s the finale for the popular video series pitting Team Penske’s drivers in INDYCAR, NASCAR and IMSA. Of course, Team INDYCAR (and Austin) is charging ahead after Part 1 of Pictionary.

🎨 Racecar drivers drawing things and guessing in the #PenskeGames?

This can't end well. 😂#NASCAR | #INDYCAR | #IMSA pic.twitter.com/9hPGomVvLp

— Team Penske (@Team_Penske) September 26, 2018

Happy birthday, Rossi

Alexander Rossi turned 27 on Tuesday and received some special best wishes. Well played, Robert Wickens. Well played.

Happy birthday to this friendly guy who always needs to take things a step too far! This picture is proof! Have a good one @AlexanderRossi! 😜 pic.twitter.com/FpG5EMmUAe

— Robert Wickens (@robertwickens) September 25, 2018

😂😂😂 that’s extra champagne....You’re welcome. Love ya bro. https://t.co/aQRmI7WJT9

— Alexander Rossi (@AlexanderRossi) September 25, 2018

Happy birthday @alexanderrossi, you mad man.#INDYCAR // @IMS pic.twitter.com/lGlTMwdVFD

— IndyCar Series (@IndyCar) September 25, 2018

New kids, New York

After Harding Steinbrenner Racing announced its partnership for 2019 at Yankee Stadium in New York, drivers Colton Herta and Patricio O’Ward had a fun stay in the Big Apple.

Al Unser Jr. had some fun, too.

9/19/2018: We unveiled Harding Steinbrenner Racing with @ColtonHerta and @PatricioOWard.

Take a look at last Wednesday's recap here. #INDYCAR pic.twitter.com/T5St87mDyA

— Harding Steinbrenner Racing (@FollowHSRacing) September 26, 2018

The young guns look good in pin stripes 🔥#INDYCAR // @Yankees pic.twitter.com/HlMqdKbOMY

— IndyCar Series (@IndyCar) September 20, 2018

World's largest button! 🏁 pic.twitter.com/iXUhprE5Ob

— Al Unser Jr (@AlUnserJr) September 25, 2018

“Whatever”

When James Hinchcliffe secured the 2018 Fan Favorite Driver award, his Schmidt Peterson Motorsport teammate was … underwhelmed.

Robert Wickens, who finished second in the vote, responded simply: