Two series have rebranded, big names are moving up and down the ladder and the calendars have new challenges on IndyCar’s support bill in 2023
HMD Motorsports
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IndyCar’s takeover led to a shortened calendar, less prize money but two more full-time entries in Indy Lights. Was 2022 a success?
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Danial Frost was fastest in both sessions of Indy Lights’ post-season test day on Indianapolis Motor Speedway’s road course on Friday
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Force Indy will not run as a team on IndyCar’s support bill in 2023, but the African American programme will continue to back its 2022 drivers
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HMD Motorsports has completed its record eight-car Indy Lights line-up for 2023 with the signing of Josh Pierson
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Rasmus Lindh will return to Indy Lights in 2023 after an absence of a year, becoming HMD Motorsports’ seventh confirmed driver for the season
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Kyffin Simpson will stay at HMD Motorsports for his second year in Indy Lights, after joining the team halfway through this season
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HMD Motorsports’ Indy Lights line-up for 2023 has already grown to five drivers with the signing of Christian Rasmussen.
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Nolan Siegel will move up to Indy Lights full-time with HMD Motorsports next year, after making his series debut in the 2022 season finale
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Singaporean racer Danial Frost will remain at HMD Motorsports for his third season in Indy Lights next year
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Christian Bogle will remain in Indy Lights for a third season next year, and stay with the HMD Motorsports team he raced for in 2022
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Indy Pro 2000 race-winner Josh Green will step up to Indy Lights next year with top team HMD Motorsports
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Linus Lundqvist became Indy Lights champion with a race to go at Laguna Seca, as Sting Ray Robb claimed his maiden win
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Indy Pro 2000 race-winner Nolan Siegel has joined HMD Motorsports for this weekend’s Indy Lights finale at Laguna Seca
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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
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Benjamin Pedersen took his first Indy Lights pole position at Portland as championship leader Linus Lundqvist qualified fourth
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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…
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Benjamin Pedersen led team-mate Linus Lundqvist in free practice ahead of the Indy Lights round at Portland
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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