Ganassi adds F2 race winner Armstrong to IndyCar line-up
Marcus Armstrong will drive the fourth Chip Ganassi Racing IndyCar entry on the road and street courses in 2023
This F1 reserve would leave for IndyCar in a heartbeat
Pietro Fittipaldi has been getting plenty of mileage as Haas’s test and reserve driver in F1, but IndyCar’s where he really wants to be
Massive ‘Oh my God’ moment hid O’Ward’s true F1 pace
Pato O’Ward says his “massive oh my God moment” was almost fully responsible for his gap to McLaren regular Daniel Ricciardo in his first F1 practice
Another Indy 500 entry is in. What’s the field looking like?
It’s November, and there are already 31 entries for next year’s Indianapolis 500 now that Dreyer & Reinbold Racing has partnered with Cusick Motorsports to field Stefan Wilson. Who else could join the field?
O’Ward’s F1 practice bow the least his bittersweet year deserved
Pato O’Ward hasn’t had the easiest 2022 but he will cap it off in style by making his Formula 1 practice debut with McLaren. O’Ward tells our American Editor about his bittersweet year, his ‘rivalry” with Palou and his dream F1 weekend bow
IndyCar podcast: Marcus Ericsson answers your questions
Indy 500 winner and ex-F1 driver Marcus Ericsson is answering your questions on this week’s episode of The Race IndyCar Podcast
IndyCar team targets 2025 seat for 16-year-old LMP2 star
Ed Carpenter Racing has signed 16-year-old Josh Pierson to a driver development programme with the mutual goal of an IndyCar seat in 2025
An upturned IndyCar duel that really deserves more buzz
This many years into the IndyCar engine cycle, it is still throwing up surprises within a Chevrolet-Honda duel that should be a bigger deal
IndyCar’s F1-testing duo see a superlicence ‘blockage’
It’s not just drivers from IndyCar backgrounds that Formula 1’s superlicence system hampers. Anyone whose career has deviated from the F2/F3 norm is up against it, whether their path has been “diverse” or “insane”, reckons Pato O’Ward
Another Indy Lights revamp as series rebranded Indy NXT
Indy Lights has been renamed and will be known as the Indy NXT Series, pronounced ‘next’, going forwards
