Herta rules wet, wild IndyCar Grand Prix
WASHINGTON: Colton Herta overcame rain-slickened conditions and a host of rivals to capture Saturday’s Grand Prix of Indianapolis for his seventh career IndyCar triumph.
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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.
IndyCar GP Indy: O’Ward tops practice times after Palou paces FP1
O'Ward pipped Chip Ganassi Racing's reigning champion Palou to the top spot by just 0.029s to continue the fine form he showed by winning last time out at Barber Motorsports Park with a 1m09.783s lap.
Horner: American driver ‘bigger’ for F1 than American team
Christian Horner believes it is more important for Formula 1 to have an American driver on the grid than a second American team.
Andretti hopeful of FIA support for F1 entry after Miami meeting
Andretti revealed back in February that he was working on establishing a new F1 operation to join the grid in the near future after a bid to acquire the Sauber-run Alfa Romeo team last year fell through at the 11th hour.
Indy 500 will have 33rd car for 2022 race with Stefan Wilson in Cusick/DragonSpeed entry
The 106th Indy 500 will have a full grid with a 33rd car being announced Thursday.
O’Ward confirms new Arrow McLaren SP IndyCar deal is close
After learning that rival Colton Herta of Andretti Autosport will test a McLaren Formula 1 car, there had been friction between O’Ward and his team, with the Mexican prodigy declaring he was open to other offers.
IndyCar Barber: VeeKay powers to second career pole
VeeKay lapped the 2.366-mile Barber Motorsports Park track in 1m06.2507s to beat last year’s Barber polesitter Pato O’Ward by 0.15s and land his first pole since the opening race of the Indianapolis Grand Prix double-header in October 2020.