IndyCar

Indy Lights champions Oliver Askew and Patricio O’Ward will race for McLaren Schmidt Peterson in IndyCar next year it has been announced

Patricio O’Ward has confirmed that his recent departure from the Red Bull Junior Team is down to a potential return to IndyCar in 2020

This weekend’s Russian GP continues a rare F1 trend of having a local driver on the grid for every running. There’s a plan for that to continue…

Indy Lights points leader Oliver Askew is looking to form an alliance with a top IndyCar team if he can successfully graduate to the series next year

Toby Sowery set a 159.086mph average around Gateway Motorsports Park to top the pre-event Indy Lights test

McLaren has just announced it will enter IndyCar full-time in 2020. Here are five young drivers, and a older McLaren-associated star, who should be in consideration for a seat

IndyCar racer Patricio O’Ward has been announced as the latest addition to the Red Bull Junior Team, starting from this weekend’s IndyCar Grand Prix

Michael Andretti, owner of Andretti Autosport, has complained at the lack of IndyCar team owners involved in its feeder category Indy Lights

Carlin has signed reigning Indy Lights champion Patricio O’Ward for a part-season in IndyCar after the Mexican was unexpectedly dropped by Harding Racing

Indy Lights title rivals and team-mates Patricio O’Ward and Colton Herta, who made their IndyCar debuts with Harding Racing last weekend, will compete full-time with the team in 2019

Indy Lights champion Patricio O’Ward and runner-up Colton Herta will make their IndyCar debuts with Harding Racing in the 2018 championship decider at Sonoma in just under two weeks time.

World Series Formula V8 3.5 champion Pietro Fittipaldi and Indy Lights racewinner Zachary Claman DeMelo will step up to IndyCar this year, sharing the #19 Dale Coyne Racing car.

Last year’s BRDC British Formula 3 champion and Indy Lights race winner Matheus Leist will step up to IndyCar next season. He will form an all-Brazilian line-up with IndyCar veteran …

Seven-time GP2 Series race-winner Stefano Coletti has clinched a deal to race in IndyCar this year.

Formula Renault 3.5 race winner Carlos Huertas will make the switch to the American single-seater scene, having been confirmed as one of Dale Coyne Racing’s entries for the 2014 IndyCar …

Russian junior single-seaters veteran Mikhail Aleshin will be making the switch to the IndyCar series in 2014, joining Schmidt Peterson Motorsports alongside championship frontrunner Simon Pagenaud.