The muted results set to unlock an almighty IndyCar force
The 2020 IndyCar season might seem underwhelming so far for one driver – but some ostensibly mediocre results reveal glittering promise for a stellar IndyCar career already, says Jack Benyon
The 2020 IndyCar season might seem underwhelming so far for one driver – but some ostensibly mediocre results reveal glittering promise for a stellar IndyCar career already, says Jack Benyon
NASCAR Cup Series winning crew chief Cole Pearn has joined Ed Carpenter Racing to engineer Conor Daly for the Indianapolis 500
Ferrari suggested earlier this year it could enter IndyCar to occupy staff displaced by F1’s budget cap. But how realistic is that, and what would a Ferrari IndyCar programme look like? We investigated
Lap times “in the ballpark”, no fitness worries and a conviction he’d be “respectable” in a race right now – Jimmie Johnson’s first IndyCar test made a great impression on Ganassi
NASCAR legend Jimmie Johnson finally gets his delayed IndyCar test tomorrow. Will he race in the championship in 2021?
The continued increase in coronavirus cases in America has prompted another major IndyCar calendar change, with Portland and Laguna Seca cancelled for 2020
Ferrari has hinted at a future IndyCar programme amid F1’s cost cap. Back in the 1980s, it went as far as building an IndyCar that it never raced. Jack Benyon hears some remarkable never-before-told stories from those involved
Having now raced with both the halo and the aeroscreen, F1-to-IndyCar convert Marcus Ericsson is convinced the aeroscreen is a “step up” that F1 needs for the future
Two-time CART champion Alex Zanardi has returned to intensive care a month on from the road incident that left him with severe injuries
“I didn’t want another family experience the loss we did” – Stefan Wilson’s brother Justin died when struck by debris in an IndyCar crash. As the aeroscreen proves its life-saving worth, Stefan speaks of his relief that the device has been adopted
