Flinn Lazier, son of 2000 IndyCar champion Buddy, will debut in Indy Lights in next weekend’s Portland round
Road to Indy
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Becoming a NASCAR champion is a big deal in America. Few who master stock car racing also win in single-seaters though, until last Saturday
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Andretti’s Matthew Brabham snatched victory from points leader Linus Lundqvist late in the Indy Lights race at Gateway
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Salvador De Alba claimed a dominant lights-to-flag win in the Indy Pro 2000 Oval Challenge of St. Louis at the Gateway oval
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Former NASCAR racer Salvador de Alba has taken his maiden single-seater pole position in Indy Pro 2000 qualifying at Gateway
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JHDD’s Brandon Eves topped the order with a late flying lap in Indy Pro 2000 free practice at Gateway
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Linus Lundqvist took his seventh Indy Lights pole position of 2022 in a HMD Motorsports one-two in qualifying at Gateway
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Benjamin Pedersen ended a disrupted practice session at Gateway on top ahead of team-mate and Indy Lights championship leader Linus Lundqvist
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JHDD’s Salvador de Alba was fastest in both Indy Pro 2000 test sessions at Gateway, which marked the first appearance of his new team-mate
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Turn 3 Motorsport will replace Jonathan Browne with Trey Burke for this weekend’s Gateway oval race due to Browne’s school exams
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Indy Lights’ two top teams were closely matched in the pre-event test day at the Gateway oval ahead of this Saturday’s race
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DEForce Racing’s USF2000 driver Bijoy Garg will make his debut on the next rung of the Road to Indy this weekend at the Gateway oval
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Two Swedes have made headlines in IndyCar with their results and 2023 plans, and Linus Lundqvist has done the same in Indy Lights
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Linus Lundqvist dominated Indy Lights’ first ever race on the streets of Nashville to take his fifth victory of the season
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Benjamin Pedersen topped the order in the final free practice session before Indy Lights qualifying in Nashville
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Benjamin Pedersen topped the times in Indy Lights practice on the streets of Nashville
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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
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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
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Velocity Racing Development’s Sam Corry, Nikita Johnson and Alessandro de Tullio shared the USF Juniors wins at Road America
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Two-time W Series champion Jamie Chadwick is considering a move to Indy Lights for next year, as well as European series