Ericsson to leave Ganassi for IndyCar rival Andretti
Ganassi’s 2022 Indy 500 winner Marcus Ericsson will leave the team after a protracted contract saga, joining IndyCar rival Andretti
How McLaren contract row affects Palou’s F1 chances
Formula 1 is clearly somewhere IndyCar’s soon to be double champion Alex Palou is keen to be. Yet he’s just turned his back on – and now being sued by – the only IndyCar team that’s also in F1. Yet, as Jack Benyon explains, that might actually be good for his longer-term F1 ambitions
McLaren begins legal action against Palou
McLaren has initiated legal proceedings against current IndyCar points leader and its own Formula 1 reserve driver Alex Palou. Jack Benyon gives his take on what McLaren might hope to achieve
What’s happening with IndyCar’s 2024 hybrid engine
IndyCar has just completed a gruelling test of its 2024 hybrid-boosted engine package. While it’s a retrofit not the originally planned full-scale engine revamp, it’s still going to be a major change for teams and drivers
Andretti’s just proved IndyCar must have a throwback weekend
The retro Bryan Herta livery Andretti Autosport’s just unveiled for son Colton to run at Laguna Seca is final proof that IndyCar needs to follow NASCAR’s lead and do a full-on throwback weekend
Bring Back V10s: How Mansell conquered IndyCar
Nigel Mansell coming into what was then the CART Indycar World Series as reigning Formula 1 champion and winning the title at the first attempt in 1993 was one of the most extraordinary stories of 1990s motorsport. Bring Back V10s takes an American detour to celebrate it
Winners and losers from latest Palou saga twist
Who comes off worst from the latest row over Alex Palou’s future? Who benefits most? And could it lead to an IndyCar reprieve for Romain Grosjean? Jack Benyon gives his take
Rahal drops Harvey in-season for 2024 IndyCar candidates
Rahal Letterman Lanigan will use the last three races of the season to evaluate drivers for next season with Jack Harvey leaves the team
What Palou saga says about McLaren’s antagonising ‘F1 tactics’
What does losing out on signing Alex Palou to its IndyCar team mean for the future of McLaren’s ‘F1 tactics’ across the pond? Well don’t expect them to change anytime soon, says Scott Mitchell-Malm
Podcast: Where Palou’s latest contract bombshell came from
How Scott Dixon pulled off a win from crashing on the first lap and the restart of the Alex Palou/Ganassi/McLaren fight headline this The Race IndyCar Podcast episode
