At a dark moment for the CART championship, and at a flawed Rockingham oval circuit, Gil de Ferran's superlative dive-bomb to beat Kenny Brack gave everyone a reason to smile again (and again), writes Damien Smith
Gil de Ferran, 1967-2023 While Gil de Ferran never quite made it to Formula 1, the Paris-born Brazilian was undoubtable one of the most accomplished drivers never to race at…
Once an F1 hopeful, who then had an unfortunate run in IndyCar, Callum Ilott now has his sights set on sports cars. With a top Hypercar drive at Jota, this may well be the season it all works out, he tells Damien Smith
The 2023 IndyCar season had its most dominant champion in years, yet still enthralled spectators – James Hinchcliffe gives his verdict on the year's top performers
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Keith Duckworth and his team at Cosworth designed the Ford DFV for one task and one task only – to win in Formula 1. One hundred and fifty-five world championship…
He’s yet to win after three years of trying, but ex-Formula 1 ace Romain Grosjean, will be hoping for a case of fourth-time lucky after switching IndyCar teams for 2024.…
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Perhaps the writing was on the wall. When Roberto José Guerrero turned up for his first Monaco Grand Prix in May 1982, he had to explain to his sponsors that…
Myles Rowe made history when he became the first ever African-American to win a single-seater championship, garnering adulation the world over
Linus Lundqvist has gone from being unemployed to having one of the very best rides in motor sport in a matter of weeks – he explains how he got his dream Ganassi IndyCar drive
Modern motor racing is a young driver's game — or at least it was, says Damien Smith. Last weekend, Scott Dixon and Fernando Alonso, both in their forties, showed the spectacular results that come from combining experience with their enduring pace
Alex Palou has now committed to Chip Ganassi's IndyCar team after backing out of a McLaren deal – the hopes of making his F1 dream a reality now look slim
Alex Palou is dominating this year's IndyCar championship — and was linked to a McLaren F1 seat before a contract dispute with team boss Zak Brown. Damien Smith analyses the fallout — as well as an historic Indianapolis victory
IndyCar star Alex Palou became the series' most wanted man last summer - and the centre of controversy between Chip Ganassi Racing and McLaren. The Spaniard explains his reaction in our September 2023 edition
"I’d been watching him in 2020, he looked pretty handy, doing a good job in his first season, and when we did the first test with him at Laguna Seca…
Former Audi and current McLaren engineer Leena Gade explains why setting up IndyCars is an under-appreciated fine art
Three late-race red flag stoppages and a flying wheel that almost wrought unspeakable horror could have defined the 107th Indianapolis 500. Instead, a single-lap shoot-out triggered both delirium and consternation…
