Toby Sowery

Dale Coyne Racing has announced that Toby Sowery will continue to drive its #51 car in the next two IndyCar races in Toronto and at Portland.

Toby Sowery will make his IndyCar debut in next weekend’s race at Mid-Ohio, driving Dale Coyne Racing’s #51 car.

Several junior single-seater stars are headed into the world of sportscars next year, and some have already made the move in the Asian Le Mans Series.

Indy Nxt held its first oval test of 2023 today at Iowa Speedway, while its reigning champion and one current driver were in an IndyCar test.

Indy Nxt race-winner Toby Sowery will make a surprise return to the series with HMD Motorports for a part-time campaign.

The Road to Indy revealed several significant changes this week, with USAC taking on responsibilities in the series

Toby Sowery has ended his Indy Lights campaign with Juncos Hollinger Racing with immediate effect, but is still aiming for an IndyCar graduation in 2022

We’re halfway through Indy Lights’ season, and there are four drivers who can stake a title claim. Could they win it and go to IndyCar?

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

Exclusive Autosport’s Braden Eves and Juncos Racing’s Toby Sowery took a win apiece in the Road to Indy eSeries on iRacing at Laguna Seca

British driver Toby Sowery will return to Indy Lights this year with Juncos Racing, after competing in the series in 2019

RP Motorsport’s Phillippe Denes secured back-to-back Road to Indy eSeries titles at Iowa Speedway in a depleted field for the season finale

Toby Sowery will join the Belardi Auto Racing for his second season in Indy Lights, partnering Indy Pro 2000 champion Rasmus Lindh

Antoine Comeau will continue to race in single-seaters this year with Turn 3 Motorsport in Indy Pro 2000

We begin our annual countdown of the drivers who’ve impressed us most in the junior single-seater ranks below F1

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

Rinus VeeKay kept his Indy Lights title hopes alive with a victory and a second place at Portland International Raceway

Indy Lights team BN Racing has changed its name to HMD Motorsports ahead of this weekend’s race at the Gateway oval

Toby Sowery set a 159.086mph average around Gateway Motorsports Park to top the pre-event Indy Lights test

David Malukas and BN Racing dominated the Pro Mazda double-header at Road America, taking all but one of the available points with the assistance of new signing Toby Sowery.