Manuel Sulaiman

Manuel Sulaiman has lost his Indy Lights seat with HMD Motorsports for this weekend’s races at IMS, and will be replaced by Antonio Serravalle

Manuel Sulaiman will race full-time in Indy Lights this year with HMD Motorsports, after joining the team at the end of 2021

Manuel Sulaiman will take over HMD Motorsports’ second Indy Lights car from Nikita Lastochkin for next weekend’s round at Portland International Raceway

Manuel Sulaiman has announced he will sit out the rest of the Indy Pro 2000 season, which continues this weekend at New Jersey Motorsports Park

Manuel Sulaiman beat Artem Petrov to win Indy Pro 2000’s first race of the weekend at Road America, as Jacob Abel notched up a podium

Manuel Sulaiman claimed another Road America pole position with a last-gasp effort in the second Indy Pro 2000 qualifying session of the weekend

Manuel Sulaiman claimed his fourth Indy Pro 2000 pole, and second at Road America, in qualifying for race one of this weekend’s round there

Indy Lights returns, Indy Pro 2000 attracts F3 stars and USF2000 has an exciting new team. There’s lots to look forward to on the Road to Indy

Pre-season testing for Indy Pro 2000 and USF2000 concluded at Barber on Monday, with Juncos Racing’s Manuel Sulaiman setting the IP2000 pace

Manuel Sulaiman joins Juncos Racing for his second season in Indy Pro 2000, after driving for DEForce Racing last year

Sting Ray Robb won the Indy Pro 2000 title with two races spare by finishing third in New Jersey’s final race, which Manuel Sulaiman won

Reigning NACAM F4 champion Manuel Sulaiman claimed his first Indy Pro 2000 win at Mid-Ohio, at the expense of team-mate Parker Thompson

Danial Frost and Manuel Sulaiman shared pole positions for Indy Pro 2000’s second visit to Mid-Ohio of the year

Reigning NACAM Formula 4 champion Manuel Sulaiman took pole position for the Freedom 75 at Lucas Oil Raceway, the biggest oval race in junior single-seaters

DEForce Racing has added reigning NACAM Formula 4 champion Manuel Sulaiman to its Indy Pro 2000 line-up

F4 once again kickstarted careers of lots of drivers this year, including many F1 juniors. Rachel Hillman reviews the 2019 seasons, from Australia to Spain

Honda Formula Dream Project’s Ren Sato extended his Japanese Formula 4 lead by winning both races at Fuji

Manuel Sulaiman extended his NACAM Formula 4 lead with a dominant weekend at?Aut?dromo Internacional de Aguascalientes and podiums at?Autodromo Miguel E. Abed

Chinese Formula 4 acted as the warm-up act to Formula 1’s 1000th world championship race at Shanghai, and it was New Zealander Conrad Clark who visited the F1 podium twice

Jak Crawford leads Manuel Sulaiman after three rounds of the 2018-19 NACAM Formula 4 standings