IndyCar Power closes on Andretti IndyCar pole record with Iowa double Team Penske’s Will Power has moved to within one pole of tying Mario Andretti’s IndyCar pole record having topped qualifying for both races of the Iowa double-header
Formula E The biggest reason Rosenqvist doesn’t want to leave IndyCar McLaren can place Felix Rosenqvist in either IndyCar or Formula E in 2023. Despite his past FE success, he’s made very clear that he’s desperate to stay in IndyCar
IndyCar Ganassi blocks Palou’s access to some IndyCar data As its contractual fight with McLaren over Alex Palou’s 2023 deal goes on, Ganassi has removed its IndyCar champion’s access to some of its data
IndyCar What next for the duo sharing Foyt’s parked IndyCar entry? Funding issues for the #11 AJ Foyt Enterprises car mean the IndyCar season is on hold for Tatiana Calderon and JR Hildebrand
IndyCar The ambitions defying Johnson’s lack of ‘shortcut’ to experience IndyCar is back on an oval this weekend at Iowa. That bodes well for Jimmie Johnson – based both on his speedway form this year and in testing at the track
NASCAR NASCAR expands to street course races with new Chicago event The NASCAR Cup Series is set to host its first ever race on a temporary street course with a race in Chicago confirmed for 2023
IndyCar Dixon’s latest win is more important than you might think A Scott Dixon IndyCar race win is just business as usual for Ganassi’s six-time champion, isn’t it? Not this one
IndyCar Toronto IndyCar winners and losers Some IndyCar drivers had significant breakthrough results in Toronto. Others messed up, went backwards or never starred at all. Jack Benyon rounds up the winners and losers
IndyCar Rosenqvist makes McLaren’s driver puzzle even more complicated There’s no room for Felix Rosenqvist in McLaren’s 2023 IndyCar line-up if it succeeds in bringing Alex Palou in, but Rosenqvist’s not keen on being shunted over to Formula E – and his form is showing why
IndyCar Dixon equals Mario Andretti with 52nd IndyCar win Chip Ganassi Racing’s Scott Dixon took his 52nd IndyCar victory by winning at Toronto for his first triumph of the season, holding off Andretti Autosport’s Colton Herta
IndyCar IndyCar appoints its first female medical director Dr Julia Vaizer will become the first female director of medical services for IndyCar and the Indianapolis Motor Speedway for 2023 after the long-serving Dr Geoffrey Billows steps down
IndyCar How Andretti reacted to its fractious and embarrassing nadir Andretti Autosport’s quartet spent the Mid-Ohio IndyCar race colliding with each other in a bizarre sequence of crashes. Two weeks later in Toronto, the team mood is very different
IndyCar Herta follows up F1 test with Toronto IndyCar pole In the week he tested a Formula 1 car for the first time with McLaren, Colton Herta became the first repeat IndyCar pole winner of the 2022 season and denied Scott Dixon his first non-oval pole since 2016 in Toronto
IndyCar IndyCar’s in danger of outgrowing some of its circuits The IndyCar field keeps getting bigger – but its circuits and pitlanes aren’t. Its return to Toronto this weekend might be the worst example of the problem that’s causing
IndyCar Top 10 IndyCar drivers of 2022 so far Ranking the top 10 drivers in the first half of a season as close as the 2022 IndyCar Series is a tough job. Here’s JR Hildebrand and Jack Benyon’s effort
IndyCar Everything that happened on Toronto IndyCar day one Alexander Rossi topped the first practice session of the weekend as IndyCar began its first race event outside of the United States since 2019 in Toronto
IndyCar ‘Honesty is key’ – Dixon unimpressed with Palou contract spat Scott Dixon made clear his disapproval of the contract row triggered by Ganassi IndyCar team-mate Alex Palou’s bid to leave for McLaren
IndyCar Palou addresses how he’s handling IndyCar contract row IndyCar champion Alex Palou did his best to still be helpful as he addressed the media for the first time since the drama of both Ganassi and McLaren claiming they’ve signed him for 2023
IndyCar What to expect from IndyCar’s long-awaited international return IndyCar races outside the USA for the first time since 2019 this weekend, and Toronto is a brilliant – but very challenging – venue for it
IndyCar The contract loophole that could allow a Palou McLaren switch IndyCar contracts are a complicated beast. The only proof you need of that is that both Chip Ganassi Racing and McLaren have announced Alex Palou for 2023, both believing they have the rights to him. Contracts are so ironclad these days and PR teams are so protective that these situations rarely hap
IndyCar Ganassi should chase Herta to replace Palou If Ganassi has to lose IndyCar champion Alex Palou to McLaren, then getting Colton Herta out of Andretti to replace him would be a great move for both Herta and Ganassi
IndyCar Next moves in McLaren and Ganassi’s bitter fight for Palou Both Chip Ganassi and McLaren have announced reigning IndyCar champion Alex Palou will race for them in 2023, so who will he actually race for next year?
IndyCar McLaren signs Palou for 2023, hours after Ganassi does the same In a shock U-Turn hours after Chip Ganassi announced it was extending reigning IndyCar champion Alex Palou’s contract, McLaren has now revealed it has signed Palou for the 2023 season with the addition of F1 seat time
IndyCar Chip Ganassi triggers 2023 IndyCar option on Palou Alex Palou will stay with Chip Ganassi Racing after the team triggered an option in his contract for 2023 – so what does it mean for potential IndyCar suitor McLaren and its bid to fill its final seat?
IndyCar An IndyCar trailblazer making the most of second Penske chance At the end of 2021, Myles Rowe was left without a seat when his Force Indy team jumped up two rungs on the ladder without him. Now he has a new home in 2022, he’s really making the most of it as Jack Benyon finds out
Formula 1 Herta makes test debut – but F1 race seat is slipping away This week is a big one for Colton Herta as he’s completing his maiden Formula 1 test – but is a race seat further away than ever? Jack Benyon investigates and rounds up what’s been happening with Herta in IndyCar this year
IndyCar The rise of IndyCar’s newest elite driver explained In only his second year in international single-seaters, Scott McLaughlin is making his case to join IndyCar’s elite drivers. Our American Editor Jack Benyon explains how he’s taken his performances to a new level in 2022
IndyCar How McLaren’s great IndyCar weekend turned into a major ‘bummer’ The Mid-Ohio weekend was one that should’ve greatly bolstered McLaren’s hopes of an IndyCar title – but instead left it in a huge hole
IndyCar Andretti’s surreal demolition derby threatens toxic end to 2022 Andretti’s star-studded IndyCar line-up isn’t delivering the hoped-for title charge. What it did deliver at Mid-Ohio was much embarrassment
IndyCar McLaughlin wins amid McLaren and Andretti implosions Penske’s Scott McLaughlin won an attrition-filled Mid-Ohio race by holding off the charges of reigning IndyCar champion Alex Palou and 21st-place starter Will Power
IndyCar The underappreciated aspect of O’Ward’s IndyCar growth Think Pato O’Ward, think amazing car control and charging race drives. But consistency…? Despite fraught circumstances recently, McLaren’s IndyCar star has quietly made a qualifying approach breakthrough
IndyCar A slump has done IndyCar’s surprise 2022 winner good After an extraordinary start to his second IndyCar season, Scott McLaughlin’s title bid collapsed with a run of errors. Now he’s back in business. Here are McLaughlin’s thoughts on it, and Josef Newgarden’s thoughts on him
IndyCar O’Ward gets first IndyCar pole of 2022 as title rivals flounder Arrow McLaren SP’s Pato O’Ward became IndyCar 2022’s ninth polesitter in nine races at Mid-Ohio, on a day when all three drivers ahead of him in the championship qualified badly
IndyCar 10 stories to watch as IndyCar 2022 hits halfway point IndyCar 2022 hits its halfway point with a surprising state of play in its title race and a lot of driver market questions to answer. Jack Benyon rounds up what to watch as we enter the weeks that will decide everything
IndyCar ‘People thought I was dreaming’ – Wickens defies odds to win again Robert Wickens’ crash in 2018 has condemned him to a wheel chair, but it hasn’t taken his spirit or now re-proven ability to win as he took his first victory since 2017 last weekend. He talks about his journey
IndyCar Calderon and Hildebrand’s IndyCar entry in jeopardy The future of the AJ Foyt Racing IndyCar entry shared between Tatiana Calderon and JR Hildebrand is in doubt beyond this weekend’s Mid-Ohio round
IndyCar IndyCar Podcast special: Your questions answered IndyCars at Pikes Peak, which international races should be added to the calendar and lap records at the Indy 500 are among some of the queries answered on a listener questions special episode of The Race IndyCar Podcast
IndyCar IndyCar’s ‘victim of its own success’ engine dilemma IndyCar might be riding the crest of a popularity wave, but capitalising on that with more entries is going to be tough without a new engine maker as a new era dawns
IndyCar The real story behind a dramatic IndyCar resurgence Alexander Rossi insists “nothing has changed”, but can his race engineer better explain his IndyCar resurgence? Jack Benyon chats to Jeremy Milless to find out
IndyCar The driver banging on IndyCar’s door – literally – for 2023 It feels like we’ve lost the times when drivers would meet in motorhomes to plan silly season moves. But Linus Lundqvist is different
