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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

HMD Motorsports has completed its record eight-car Indy Lights line-up for 2023 with the signing of Josh Pierson

Rasmus Lindh will return to Indy Lights in 2023 after an absence of a year, becoming HMD Motorsports’ seventh confirmed driver for the season

Kyffin Simpson will stay at HMD Motorsports for his second year in Indy Lights, after joining the team halfway through this season

HMD Motorsports’ Indy Lights line-up for 2023 has already grown to five drivers with the signing of Christian Rasmussen.

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

Jamie Chadwick says stepping up to Indy Lights could physically prepare her for Formula 2, as she struggles to attract backing to enter FIA F3

Juncos Hollinger Racing will return to Indy Lights next year with two cars, but will be leaving Indy Pro 2000 at the same time

Singaporean racer Danial Frost will remain at HMD Motorsports for his third season in Indy Lights next year

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

Indy Pro 2000 race-winner Josh Green will step up to Indy Lights next year with top team HMD Motorsports

Christian Rasmussen took a lights-to-flag victory in the final Indy Lights race of the season at Laguna Seca

Linus Lundqvist became Indy Lights champion with a race to go at Laguna Seca, as Sting Ray Robb claimed his maiden win

Andretti Autosport’s Sting Ray Robb and Christian Rasmussen picked up the pole positions for the final Indy Lights round at Laguna Seca

Indy Pro 2000 race-winner Nolan Siegel has joined HMD Motorsports for this weekend’s Indy Lights finale at Laguna Seca

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 …