Oliver Askew beat Andretti Autosport team-mate Robert Megennis at the Circuit of the Americas to take his second successive Indy Lights win and the championship lead
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Oliver Askew took his first Indy Lights win in dominant style in the opening race at the Circuit of the Americas, the first time that Road to Indy categories have …
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Oliver Askew took his third consecutive Indy Lights pole position to ensure he starts both races at the Circuit of the Americas from the front
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Andretti Autosport’s Oliver Askew dominated qualifying for Indy Lights’ first ever race at the Circuit of the Americas, taking pole position by 0.5194 seconds over team-mate Ryan Norman
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Oliver Askew beat long-time rival Rinus VeeKay to pole position for the second Indy Lights race in St. Petersburg by 0.0859 seconds
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The end of the Mazda partnership that has taken the Road to Indy ladder to huge heights over the last decade may be a painful blow, but with the names …
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Ryan Norman led Andretti Autosport team-mate Robert Megennis in the final pre-season Indy Lights test at Homestead-Miami Speedway
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New Andretti Autosport signing Oliver Askew topped the timesheets in Indy Lights’ ?Spring Training? test at Circuit of the Americas, heralding the track’s arrival to the Road to Indy
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Andretti Autosport has signed USF2000 champion and Road to Indy Shootout winner Oliver Askew to its Indy Lights squad for this season
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Robert Megennis will step up to Indy Lights with the title-winning Andretti Autosport squad after just one year in Indy Pro 2000
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Ryan Norman will race in Indy Lights with Andretti Autosport for a third successive year in 2019, following his run to fourth in the standings this year
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Road to Indy season review: How three star champions crowned Mazda’s farewell
by Ida Woodby Ida WoodIda Wood looks back at the 2018 Indy Lights, Pro Mazda and USF2000 seasons, the last to run with Mazda Motorsports as the title sponsor
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Ryan Norman led an Andretti Autosport one-two in the Mazda Road to Indy’s Chris Griffis Memorial Test at Indianapolis Motor Speedway
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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
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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.
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Patricio O’Ward ended his title winning Indy Lights season with his ninth victory of the year at Portland.
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Patricio O?Ward took the 2018 Indy Lights title with his eighth win of the season at Portland, which was secured with a crucial move on title rival Colton Herta.
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Ryan Norman took home his maiden victory in Indy Lights at Gateway Motorsports Park after a battle with Colton Herta during the final laps of the race.
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After a successful switch to prototype sportscars last year, Patricio O’Ward is back in single-seaters, and the Indy Lights championship leader is banging hard on IndyCar’s front door.
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Patricio O’Ward strengthened his Indy Lights championship lead with another win over title rival Colton Herta at Mid-Ohio.