Representatives for Alex Palou responded to Ganassi’s lawsuit by declaring the IndyCar team was trying to keep its champion “from an opportunity to compete in F1”. Maybe it’s enough for Palou, but it’s not the kind of opportunity one might expect
When a driver qualifies fourth for their IndyCar debut, you don’t expect it’ll take a whole year for them to get on the podium. But things are now looking up for the series’ leading 2022 rookie
Marcus Ericsson is set to avoid what could have been a crucial grid penalty in the final four races of the IndyCar season, despite his Honda engine that failed in the Indianapolis road course race being unrepairable
Alexander Rossi ended a 49-race IndyCar winless streak with victory at the Indianapolis road course, while a podium for Will Power sent him to the championship lead with four rounds remaining
Two-time IndyCar champion Josef Newgarden thinks what happened to him when he collapsed after his Iowa crash will remain a mystery
Felix Rosenqvist took a dominant IndyCar pole position for Arrow McLaren SP on the Indianapolis road course, while his countryman and championship leader Marcus Ericsson will start dead last
Alex Palou’s legal team are putting a lot of emphasis on McLaren offering him a Formula 1 opportunity. If that’s the main reason the IndyCar champion wants to quit Ganassi, he’s surely in for disappointment, reckons Jack Benyon
So far in the 2022 IndyCar season, Josef Newgarden’s either winning or something’s going drastically wrong for him – and nothing much in-between. This week has been the most dramatic example so far
Team Penske’s Josef Newgarden has been cleared to race in this weekend’s Indianapolis road course IndyCar race following a crash and subsequent hospital visit in Iowa last weekend
Alex Palou – who is being sued by his current team Chip Ganassi Racing – has reaffirmed his belief that he will join McLaren next year
