Sebastien Bourdais, fifth-fastest qualifier for the 102nd Indy 500, joins RACER‘s Marshall Pruett and Robin Miller on the one-year anniversary of his horrible crash to break down the tricky conditions experienced on his four-lap run, the great pole by Ed Carpenter, and gets interrupted by a call from his team owner Dale Coyne with some alarming news.
According to Andretti Autosport president JF Thormann, the team’s IndyCar Series expansion with the Harding Steinbrenner Racing outfit (…)
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Ryan Eversley had a dogfight on his hands in the debut of the Pirelli World Challenge TCR series in 2018 when he rejoined RealTime Racing (…)
Nissan has named Sebastien Buemi and Alex Albon as the team’s drivers for its debut season in the ABB FIA Formula E Championship. (…)
Apparently, there just isn’t enough space on the Formula 1 grid to go round. Does Esteban Ocon deserve a seat next season? Yes. Should (…)
Less than three weeks after another successful season for the Mazda Road to Indy open-wheel development ladder wrapped up in Portland, (…)
Ryan Beat has been at this a while. In fact, he’s probably the longest-running Pro Lite competitor in the Lucas Oil Off Road Racing (…)
Sportscar Vintage Racing Association (SVRA) announced today that former NASCAR stars Jack Sprague and Steve Park have completed the (…)
Lewis Hamilton will not start aiming for anything less than a race victory in the remaining races this season, even though he enjoys a (…)
Carlos Sainz believes Red Bull took “the safe option” by picking Pierre Gasly ahead of him to replace Daniel Ricciardo next season. (…)
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