Zak Brown, CEO of McLaren, has expressed his confidence in the Arrow McLaren IndyCar team mirroring the success of its Formula 1 counterpart. With a top-notch driver lineup, empowered team leadership, and necessary resources, Brown aims to break the IndyCar duopoly and challenge for the championship.
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Ahead of the British Grand Prix, dive into the rich history and legendary status of the Silverstone Circuit, the permanent host of the prestigious Formula 1 race. Discover the iconic corners, facts, and records that make this track a true gem of the motorsport calendar.
The IndyCar Series is ushering in a new era with the midseason release of its first-ever hybrid engine system, a collaborative effort between Chevrolet and Honda. Packed with cutting-edge technology, this hybrid powerplant promises to deliver an electrifying boost to the 2023 season.
The FIA’s recent update to its superlicence requirements has sparked debate about the system’s limitations, particularly in supporting the careers of female drivers like Jamie Chadwick who are finding success in the Indy NXT Championship. As the sport evolves, it’s crucial to reassess the points system and create more opportunities for talented drivers, regardless of gender, to thrive in IndyCar.
Motorsport rising star Jamie Chadwick is turning heads after her historic Indy NXT road course victory at Road America, fueling her ambitions of securing a coveted IndyCar seat. The British driver’s impressive sophomore season has showcased her talent and determination, as she navigates the challenging transition from W Series to the highly competitive Indy NXT feeder category.
IndyCar driver Graham Rahal shares his insights on the new hybrid system testing at the Milwaukee Mile, emphasizing the system’s complexity and the significant advantages for teams with extensive testing. Rahal believes the hybrid system will positively impact racing, with its additional overtake options and regenerative capabilities, making the 2023 season an exciting one to follow.
British driver Jamie Chadwick made history by becoming the first female winner of an Indy NXT or Indy Lights road course event, raising hopes for a potential IndyCar promotion in 2023. Chadwick remains focused on securing a top-team spot to showcase her true potential in the top-tier series.
The anticipation for the 108th running of the Indianapolis 500 is palpable, with Team Penske’s Scott McLaughlin setting the fastest-ever pole speed. McLaughlin will be joined on the front row by teammates Will Power and Josef Newgarden, marking the first time a team has locked out the front row at Indy since 1988. Eight former Indy winners are in the field, with Helio Castroneves hoping to make history with a record-breaking fifth 500 win.
Lando Norris claimed the top spot in a disrupted first practice session at the IndyCar 2023 race in Montreal, setting the stage for an exciting weekend ahead. The session was marked by red flags and limited dry running, but Norris powered through to top the timesheets, followed closely by Carlos Sainz Jr. and Charles Leclerc.
In a surprise move, 19-year-old Californian Nolan Siegel has been called up by Juncos Hollinger Racing to replace Agustin Canapino in the team’s Chevrolet-powered No. 78 entry for the 2023 IndyCar season. The sudden change comes after a tumultuous week for Canapino, who faced backlash following a collision at the Detroit Grand Prix.