HMD Motorsports’ Linus Lundqvist led the way in the first Indy Lights practice session of the season-opening weekend in St. Petersburg
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F2’s Sochi round has been removed following the cancellation of the Russian GP as F1 responds to the country’s invading Ukraine
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From a change of ownership for Indy Lights, to the halo’s arrival in lower rungs, Craig Woollard brings the lowdown on the IndyCar support bill
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Formula Scout previews the seasons ahead with 22 junior single-seater drivers that we think will win races and be talked about during 2022
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W Series has revealed the entry list for its second pre-season test, which will take place at Barcelona on March 2-4
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Leonardo Fornaroli has joined Trident to complete the team’s Formula Regional European Championship by Alpine line-up
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Formula Regional Europe has announced a change to its entry list, with DR Formula being replaced by new team Race Performance Motorsport
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FIA Formula 4’s Gen2 era has already matched Gen1 for close finishes. Here are the 17 closest of all time
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The grid for the 2022 Formula 2 season has been completed with race-winner Richard Verschoor taking the last available seat at Trident
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The new alliance between Dale Coyne Racing and HMD Motorsports will cover IndyCar and Indy Lights this year, it has been announced
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Two-time W Series champion Jamie Chadwick will continue in the series for a third campaign in 2022, representing Jenner Racing
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Kush Maini will continue his single-seater career by joining MP Motorsport in the FIA Formula 3 Championship this year
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David Schumacher will move into the DTM this year, joining Mercedes-AMG team WINWARD in an extra car.
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Antonio Serravalle will be back on the Indy Lights grid for this weekend’s St. Petersburg season opener having signed with Abel Motorsports
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Graham Brunton Racing has signed Chloe Grant to complete an all-female line-up for its entry into the new GB4 championship
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Isack Hadjar held off Hitech GP team-mate Gabriele Mini for his second FRegional Asian Championship win and, with it, third in the standings
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Gabriele Mini beat Dino Beganovic by just a tenth of a second to win a chaotic penultimate Formula Regional Asian race in Abu Dhabi
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James Wharton concluded the F4 UAE season with his fourth win in a commanding performance in Abu Dhabi, as Rafael Camara hit trouble again
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In an uneventful opening race of the weekend, Arthur Leclerc took a dominant win from pole to wrap up the FRAC title with two races to go
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Charlie Wurz has won the F4 UAE title after issues for early leader and Prema team-mate Rafael Camara at Yas Marina Circuit