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Indy Pro 2000 champion Louis Foster will race for Andretti Autosport when he steps up to Indy Lights next year

USF2000 rookie of the year Jagger Jones will skip the next Road to Indy step and head straight to Indy Lights next year with Cape Motorsports

Benjamin Pedersen took his maiden Indy Lights win at Portland, while team-mate Linus Lundqvist heads to Laguna Seca with one hand on the title

Benjamin Pedersen took his first Indy Lights pole position at Portland as championship leader Linus Lundqvist qualified fourth

Benjamin Pedersen topped the order again in the final Indy Lights practice session in Portland. Pedersen, who was also quickest in first practice, was the first driver to set a…

Benjamin Pedersen led team-mate Linus Lundqvist in free practice ahead of the Indy Lights round at Portland

Indy Lights title outsider Hunter McElrea will stay with Andretti Autosport in the series next year, and is the first driver to sign up for 2023

Flinn Lazier, son of 2000 IndyCar champion Buddy, will debut in Indy Lights in next weekend’s Portland round

Andretti’s Matthew Brabham snatched victory from points leader Linus Lundqvist late in the Indy Lights race at Gateway

Linus Lundqvist took his seventh Indy Lights pole position of 2022 in a HMD Motorsports one-two in qualifying at Gateway

Benjamin Pedersen ended a disrupted practice session at Gateway on top ahead of team-mate and Indy Lights championship leader Linus Lundqvist

Indy Lights’ two top teams were closely matched in the pre-event test day at the Gateway oval ahead of this Saturday’s race

Two Swedes have made headlines in IndyCar with their results and 2023 plans, and Linus Lundqvist has done the same in Indy Lights

Linus Lundqvist dominated Indy Lights’ first ever race on the streets of Nashville to take his fifth victory of the season

Benjamin Pedersen topped the order in the final free practice session before Indy Lights qualifying in Nashville

Benjamin Pedersen topped the times in Indy Lights practice on the streets of Nashville

TJ Speed will not race in Indy Lights this weekend on the streets of Nashville, after losing both of the drivers it started the season with

TJ Speed has provisionally been left without a driver for this weekend’s Indy Lights race as James Roe Jr has left to race for HMD Motorsports

Two-time W Series champion Jamie Chadwick is considering a move to Indy Lights for next year, as well as European series

Hunter McElrea took his second Indy Lights win in the first oval race of 2022, but only after on-the-road victor Linus Lundqvist was penalised