Perez signs Cadillac extension through 2029
Sergio Perez has signed a multi-year extension to his Cadillac contract to commit his long-term future to the American Formula 1 team, ahead of his 300th Grand Prix start.
Sergio Perez has signed a multi-year extension to his Cadillac contract to commit his long-term future to the American Formula 1 team, ahead of his 300th Grand Prix start.
Formula 2 front runner Alex Dunne spent Monday morning driving for Dale Coyne at Barber Motorsports Park and led the IndyCar testing session that included ECR’s Hunter McElrea and Dreyer & Reinbold Racing’s Conor Daly.
The second edition of the world's only hydrogen-powered motorsport competition, originally set for later this week, has been postponed.
AJ Foyt Racing development driver Aidan Schuh is set to take his next steps in single seaters this January by competing in the Formula Regional Oceania Trophy series in New Zealand.
The IndyCar Series, Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya, and FOX are preparing to set the start time of next year’s Grand Prix of Barcelona to suit the North American audience.With Spain’s time zone sitting six hours ahead of the east coast and nine hours clear of the west coast, an early afternoon...
Kyle Petty joins Racers Unchained for a wide-ranging conversation about growing up in the Petty family, working in the race shop, and chasing his dream of becoming a race car driver.Kyle shares the unbelievable story of his first experience behind the wheel of a race car – going to Daytona...
American Kart Manufacturers Inc (AKM) has announced the launch of its newest chassis brand, Paul Tracy Kart (PTK), developed in partnership with 2003 CART champion Paul Tracy.The PTK line debuts with two liveries honoring Tracy’s CART career, along with a driver development program built to help karters prepare for the...
One wrong move was all it took for Ricky Stenhouse Jr. to lose Sunday’s NASCAR Cup Series race at Talladega Superspeedway coming through the trioval to the checkered flag.
Max Verstappen says multiple issues added up to a frustrating run to third place at the U.S. Grand Prix, including a lack of reaction from Red Bull to race strategy.
Charles Leclerc admits he thought he had a chance of winning the United States Grand Prix, as he expected Kimi Antonelli’s one-stop strategy to be tough to execute.
Needing to win the U.S. GP, Lewis Hamilton to be no higher than fifth and George Russell no higher than ninth to take the title at COTA, his two rivals bettered those finishing positions by one spot each. But Kimi Antonelli more than held up his side of the bargain.