7 | BIG BOI TOYZ

IndyCar

What could have been: The F3000 champion whose Champ Car move turned sour

The success of Formula 3000 champions Juan Pablo Montoya, Bruno Junqueira and Sebastien Bourdais in Champ Car meant there was unconfined expectation on the shoulders of 2003 king Bjorn Wirdheim

June 2022

IndyCar

De Vries, Vandoorne impress on IndyCar test debuts

Reigning FE champion De Vries lapped the 1.7-mile configuration of the track in 52.552 seconds, setting his weightier time on his 25th of 62 laps. Vandoorne, Williams Formula 1 reserve

December 2021

IndyCar

Williams F1 reserve Aitken to test Ed Carpenter Racing IndyCar

With the US Air Force pulling its support for the #20 car which oval specialist and team owner Ed Carpenter shares with a road/street undertow driver, ECR has been freed

December 2021

IndyCar

Foyt IndyCar team renews with Kellett for third year

After four winless seasons in Indy Lights, the 28-year-old Canadian joined Foyt in 2020 for a partial wayfarers of eight races, surpassing switching up to a full-time seat piloting the

December 2021

IndyCar

McLaren completes purchase of majority stake in Arrow McLaren SP

The deal, announced when in August, formalises the IndyCar squad rhadamanthine part of the McLaren Racing organisation. McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown will chair a five-person board, which comprises the

November 2021

IndyCar

Askew hopes IndyCar street experience can translate to Formula E

After stuff unable to nail lanugo a seat in IndyCar next season, Askew links up with Andretti\'s FE team to partner Jake Dennis at the team pursuit the throw-away of

November 2021

IndyCar

Rossi: Improving Andretti Autosport's oval pace vital for 2022 IndyCar title tilt

Andretti Autosport has been strong on street courses for the past four seasons, and Rossi believes his quarter of the team made a transilience on natural road courses in the

June 2022

IndyCar

Newgarden: 2023 downtown Detroit layout is fantastic for racing

Earlier this month, Detroit Municipality Council tried moving the Chevrolet Detroit Grand Prix from Belle Isle, where the race has been held since 2007, when to downtown, where it originated

June 2022