Hunter McElrea, the 2023 Indy Nxt runner-up, claimed he could’ve been “fighting with good pace at the front” on his IndyCar debut in Toronto.
Ida Wood
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French talents Pierre-Louis Chovet and Hadrien David will return to single-seater racing this weekend at Motorland Aragon.
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Italian Formula 4 title outsider Hiyu Yamakoshi will return to Spanish F4 for this weekend’s round at Motorland Aragon.
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Ethan Jeff-Hall earned a FEED Racing France shootout spot en route to winning last weekend’s Rotax Max Challenge International Trophy.
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Formula E, the electric single-seater racing championship, has purchased the intellectual property rights of the now defunct W Series.
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Turn 3 Motorsport’s Lochie Hughes grew his USF Pro 2000 points lead with victory in race two on the streets of Toronto.
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Euroformula had three different winners in round five at Paul Ricard.
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Prema’s Kean Nakamura Berta won Italian F4’s third race at Paul Ricard, with his choice of slick tyres for the start key to his victory.
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Paul Aron has been handed two five-place grid penalties for the next F2 round after incidents with two drivers in the Hungaroring feature race.
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Evagoras Papasavvas won USF2000’s second race on the streets of Toronto, which started with two laps behind the pace car.
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ART GP driver Laurens van Hoepen has been disqualified from the F3 feature race at the Hungaroring after his car was found to be underweight.
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Syun Koide and Rikuto Kobayashi were the winners in round three of the Super Formula Lights season at Fuji Speedway.
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Simon Sikes earned his second USF Pro 2000 win on the streets of Toronto in a race that didn’t go to plan for the top two in the championship
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USF2000’s first race at Toronto featured lengthy running behind the pace car, which ultimately ensured Pabst Racing’s Sam Corry was the winner.
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USF Pro 2000 title rivals Lochie Hughes and Nikita Johnson were split by just 0.1114 seconds in fight for race two pole in Toronto.
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USF2000 debutant Liam McNeilly picked up pole for the second race of the weekend on the streets of Toronto.
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Theo Pourchaire will make a surprise return to McLaren’s IndyCar line-up in Toronto this weekend to replace the injured Alexander Rossi.
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Max Garcia led a Pabst Racing one-two in qualifying for USF2000’s first race of the weekend on the streets of Toronto.
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Danny Dyszelski claimed pole for USF Pro 2000 race one in Toronto, which will mark the series debut of Glenn van Berlo.
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ART Grand Prix’s Laurens van Hoepen claimed pole position in a Formula 3 quaifying session at the Hungaroring that ended with red flags.