Rossi joins Arrow McLaren SP IndyCar team in multi-year deal
It was confirmed on Wednesday that Rossi will leave Andretti Autosport after scoring seven wins, including the 2016 Indianapolis 500, in his seven seasons with the team.
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Marcus Ericsson wins Indy 500 in two-lap shootout over Pato O’Ward
INDIANAPOLIS — Marcus Ericsson won the 106th Indy 500, outdueling Pato O’Ward in a thrilling finish Sunday at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
Seven plot points to follow in the 2022 Indianapolis 500
When former IndyCar racer Sarah Fisher pulls off in the Corvette pace car and Whiplash actor Miles Teller waves the green flag to start the race, the field of 33 will have a single goal in mind - glugging the milk in victory lane and kissing the bricks with their victorious crew after 200 laps of racing.
IndyCar entry list for the 106th Indy 500 at IMS
The official entry list for the 106th Indy 500 was released Monday with 33 teams filling the field for the May 29 race (11 a.m. ET, NBC) at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
Russell disagrees with Hamilton on need for new kind of driver in F1
Mercedes driver George Russell says that nationality should not be taken into account when Formula 1 teams consider hiring new talent, in contrast to team-mate Lewis Hamilton’s view that finding a new American to compete in the sport should be a priority.
IndyCar GP Indy: Herta takes victory in eventful wet-dry-wet race
The Andretti Autosport driver led 50 of the 75 laps completed before the race hit its two-hour maximum duration.
IndyCar GP Indy: Power beats Palou to pole in tight qualifying
The 2014 IndyCar champion's pole time of 1m09.766s on worn red tyres, just pipping his Chip Ganassi Racing rival on 1m09.809s, was the 64th of his US open-wheel career and leaves the Australian just three poles short of Mario Andretti’s record tally.
Lewis Hamilton challenges Formula 1 to achieve new 'mission' with different kind of driver
Lewis Hamilton says that one of Formula 1’s biggest ‘missions’ in upcoming years should be finding its next American driver in order to capitalise on its Stateside popularity increase.