Every year, some of junior single-seaters’ top drivers are handed professional opportunities. This is the graduate class of 2019
Oliver Askew
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Three of the most exciting young drivers of recent years have put McLaren at the front in IndyCar. It may be in Esports, but it should transfer to real life
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The penultimate part of our countdown of the best junior single-seater drivers of 2019 features those we placed from 20th to 11th
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Indy Lights champions Oliver Askew and Patricio O’Ward will race for McLaren Schmidt Peterson in IndyCar next year it has been announced
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Formula Scout talks to newly crowned Indy Lights champion Oliver Askew about how he ended his Road to Indy rivalry with Rinus VeeKay on top
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Rinus VeeKay dominated the first Indy Lights race at Laguna Seca, as rival Oliver Askew secured the title and a seat in the 2020 Indianapolis 500
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Indy Lights points leader Oliver Askew is looking to form an alliance with a top IndyCar team if he can successfully graduate to the series next year
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Oliver Askew extended his Indy Lights lead with his fourth win in a row at Gateway Motorsport Park from pole position
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Oliver Askew took his fourth Indy Lights pole in a row with a 159.918mph average speed for the final oval race of the 2019 season at Gateway Motorsports Park
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McLaren has just announced it will enter IndyCar full-time in 2020. Here are five young drivers, and a older McLaren-associated star, who should be in consideration for a seat
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Oliver Askew extended his Indy Lights points lead again with a second dominant win at Mid-Ohio
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Oliver Askew extended his Indy Lights points lead with a dominant victory at Mid-Ohio
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Oliver Askew led an Andretti Autosport front-row lockout in qualifying for Indy Lights’ first Mid-Ohio race
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Oliver Askew has extended his Indy Lights championship lead with a win in the second race at Toronto after Aaron Telitz and Rinus VeeKay collided. The Andretti Autosport driver Askew …
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Indy Lights championship leader Oliver Askew grabbed pole position for the fourth time this season for the second race of the weekend in Toronto
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Oliver Askew beat Andretti Autosport Indy Lights team-mate Ryan Norman to the finish line of the Freedom 100 by just 0.0067s to win the 17th edition of the prestigious race
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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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