IndyCar’s Nashville street debut in 2021 was captivating, but not without issues. For 2022, changes have been made to alleviate one major problem that the organiser also hopes will offer “more immediate passing opportunities”
Josef Newgarden’s overcome off-season adversity to star in 2022 so far. So why is he cautious about his title chances?
Josef Newgarden’s incredible Long Beach win and whether Colton Herta can rebound from another street course error are the big talking points on this episode of The Race IndyCar Podcast
Jimmie Johnson has vowed to be ready for the Indianapolis open test and the next IndyCar race at Barber Motorsports Park following an operation on a broken hand
Romain Grosjean’s narrow defeat to Josef Newgarden in Long Beach was both one of his best IndyCar drives and most agonising near-misses yet. Jack Benyon explains how a probable victory got away
Josef Newgarden continued Penske’s unbeaten start to the 2022 IndyCar season by a narrow margin over a charging Romain Grosjean in Long Beach
Colton Herta claimed pole position for IndyCar’s Long Beach run, with Romain Grosjean’s bid to deny him thwarted by a late crash
Colton Herta says it “burns” to see how well Alfa Romeo is performing in Formula 1 this year, after he missed out on a seat for this season when Andretti failed to buy the Sauber-run outfit
The 2022 IndyCar season is only two races old, but a selection of drivers are already in need of a big result this weekend at Long Beach – some for their title aspirations, others for their future in the series
Drivers in the US have spoken with caution about the impacts on IndyCar of F1’s expansion in America. If anything there’s a chance for the domestic single-seater series will gain from this – but it can’t sit back and do nothing
