Sting Ray Robb

IndyCar rookie Sting Ray Robb says Linus Lundqvist, who beat him to last year’s Indy Nxt title, ‘deserves a seat’ in the series.

Last year’s Indy Lights runner-up Sting Ray Robb has secured a seat on the 2023 IndyCar grid, replacing Takuma Sato at Dale Coyne Racing.

Part two of our countdown of 2022’s most impressive junior single-seater racers

IndyCar’s takeover led to a shortened calendar, less prize money but two more full-time entries in Indy Lights. Was 2022 a success?

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

Andretti Autosport converted its top four lockout in Indy Lights qualifying into the race at Road America, as Sting Ray Robb took the win

Sting Ray Robb ended Linus Lundqvist’s string of pole positions as he topped Indy Lights qualifying at Road America

Sting Ray Robb topped free practice for Indy Lights’ double-header weekend on the streets of l Detroit. The Andretti driver jumped to the top of the order late on with …

Sting Ray Robb will race for Andretti Autosport in his sophomore Indy Lights season in 2022

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

Indy Pro 2000 champion Sting Ray Robb will spend a third season at Juncos Racing as he moves up to Indy Lights with the team this year

Six of this year’s junior single-seater champions feature in part two of our countdown of the season’s best drivers

IP2000 champion Sting Ray Robb has tested an Indy Lights car this week, as the Road to Indy announces increased prizes for its 2021 champions

In 2020, the Road to Indy spotlight shone onto Indy Pro 2000 and USF2000. Craig Woollard speaks to the respective champions, Sting Ray Robb and Christian Rasmussen

Newly crowned Indy Pro 2000 champion Sting Ray Robb continued his winning form in the opening race of the St. Petersburg season finale

Indy Pro 2000 champion Sting Ray Robb topped the final qualifying session of the season as he completed a double pole position in St Petersburg

Sting Ray Robb took pole for Indy Pro 2000 race one in St. Petersburg, as the series returned to where it was supposed to start before lockdown

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

Juncos Racing’s Sting Ray Robb extended his Indy Pro 2000 points lead with victory in race two at New Jersey Motorsports Park