Andretti expects mid-July decision on planned new F1 team
MIAMI : Michael Andretti said on Sunday he expects to know in mid-July whether he can enter Formula One with a new American team from 2025.
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Top 10 Indy 500s, No. 7: Rick Mears becomes a four-time winner with thrilling pass
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Top 10 Indy 500s, No. 8: Al Unser Jr. edges Goodyear in closest finish in race’s history
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‘My God, we needed this so bad’: Andretti delivers powerful rebound in Long Beach
LONG BEACH, California – The lasting impression of Andretti Autosport after the IndyCar season-opening Firestone Grand Prix of St. Petersburg on March 5 was from a camera on the team’s pit stand that showed team owner Michael Andretti dealing with a series of frustrations.
Kyle Kirkwood picks up first IndyCar win after sitting on pole at Long Beach
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Kyle Kirkwood wins Long Beach from the pole for first career IndyCar victory
LONG BEACH, Calif. — Kyle Kirkwood won the first race of his IndyCar career Sunday by holding off Andretti Autosport teammate Romain Grosjean on the downtown streets of Long Beach.
With first IndyCar pole, Kyle Kirkwood proves he’s the real deal on streets of Long Beach
LONG BEACH, Calif. – It was obvious to NTT IndyCar Series team owner Michael Andretti that Kyle Kirkwood was a potential star of the future early in his racing career.
Colton Herta’s split with father as strategist difficult but latest life change for IndyCar star
FORT WORTH, Texas — Fresh off a seventh-place finish at Texas Motor Speedway, Colton Herta strolled into the postrace news conference, where winner Josef Newgarden was holding court in his uniform and the customary celebratory cowboy hat given by the track.