Ex-F1 driver Webber returns to racing in new US oval series
Formula 1 race winner and World Endurance champion Mark Webber will race in an American-based short-track oval championship next year, joining the likes of Tony Kanaan and Helio Castroneves
Formula 1 race winner and World Endurance champion Mark Webber will race in an American-based short-track oval championship next year, joining the likes of Tony Kanaan and Helio Castroneves
You’d never believe a five-time champion fresh off a 50th series win would credit guesswork. But that’s what IndyCar teams and drivers like Scott Dixon are facing in the reality of 2020
IndyCar’s 2020 trip to Gateway will hardly go down in history as one of its most exciting rounds, but – in a year full of so many unknowns already – should it really be looking at ways to artificially spice up the action?
Josef Newgarden became the first two-time Gateway winner in eight IndyCar races at the venue by claiming victory in the second race of the 2020 weekend, as Pato O’Ward narrowly missed out on a first win for the third time this year
Scott Dixon extended his championship lead with a 50th IndyCar Series win and has won 50% of the races so far in 2020 by holding off a stunning late charge from Indianapolis 500 winner Takuma Sato in the first of a double-header at Gateway
Indianapolis 500 winner Takuma Sato followed up on winning IndyCar’s biggest race last weekend by taking pole for Sunday’s Gateway race, while Will Power scored a 59th career pole for the first race of the weekend on Saturday. Qualifying was always going to be close after the 22 representative runne
Arrow McLaren SP kicks off IndyCar’s Gateway double-header weekend in strong form by leading Friday practice with Pato O’Ward
Spencer Pigot’s savage crash at the end of the Indianapolis 500 introduced IndyCar’s aeroscreen to a new audience, and provided another endorsement of its value
With the blue riband Indy 500 complete, there’s still plenty of drama and the small matter of the IndyCar Series title to be decided. Here’s what to look out for
Going behind closed doors was a huge blow for the Indy 500. The fact it’s taking it in its stride is a big sign to have faith in Roger Penske’s ownership
