IndyCar sensation Colton Herta is not a candidate for a 2021 F1 seat with Haas, team principal Guenther Steiner has confirmed.  read more »

Kevin Magnussen says he would be interested in a potential move to IndyCar after Haas confirmed it would not be retaining him for the 2021 Formula 1 season. read more »

Kevin Magnussen is interested in a potential switch to IndyCar for 2021, following the news that Haas will not retain him or his Formula 1 team-mate Romain Grosjean next year read more »

Honda have pulled the plug on their Formula 1 operations from 2021, but explained why they won't do the same with IndyCar. read more »

While Honda are preparing for their latest Formula 1 exit, they have announced that they are continuing on with IndyCar. read more »

24 hours after announcing its departure from F1, Honda confirms that it is to remain in IndyCar "well into the end of the decade" read more »

McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown wants the company to win the F1 World Championship, Le Mans, the Indy500 and the IndyCar Championship within 20 years. read more »

Liberty Media has made a minority equity investment, attributed to the Formula One Group, in Meyer Shank Racing, which competes in the IndyCar Series and IMSA Series. Meyer... read more »

Romain Grosjean has revealed he is considering options to continue racing outside of Formula 1 - but with IndyCar not on the shortlist as ovals "scare" him. read more »

Former World Champion Mario Andretti has backed rising IndyCar star Colton Herta's ambition to get into F1. read more »

Colton Herta, the youngest driver to ever win an IndyCar race, would love the chance to race in Formula 1 in the future if the opportunity arises. read more »

Three-time IndyCar race winner Colton Herta has set his sights on moving to F1 - and ultimately driving for Ferrari or Red Bull. read more »

While his F1 options are somewhat limited, Sergio Perez could find a seat at McLaren, providing he is willing to switch to IndyCar. read more »

Zak Brown is interested in the possibility of signing Sergio Perez to McLaren's IndyCar, saying he did not deserve to lose his Formula One seat. read more »

Zak Brown says he would be willing to talk to Sergio Perez about a drive in his IndyCar team if he cannot find a way to stay on the Formula 1 grid. read more »

McLaren CEO Zak Brown says Sergio Perez would be of interest to its IndyCar outfit if the Mexican doesn't land a 2021 seat in Formula 1. Earlier this week Perez announced... read more »

Zak Brown says McLaren would "definitely be interested" if Sergio Perez decides he wants to try his hand at IndyCar racing. read more »

McLaren is willing to offer Sergio Perez an IndyCar seat for next season. read more »

Tyres play an enormous role in Formula 1 races and a good understanding from both the drivers and teams of getting the best from them is vital to success. read more »

IndyCar driver Spencer Pigot has thanked the track safety teams at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and has returned home following a huge shunt towards the end of the 2020... read more »

McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown has said it would be "great" to see Ferrari join the IndyCar series in the future. read more »

Six time IndyCar race winner James Hinchcliffe has tipped Fernando Alonso for a strong race at the Indianapolis 500 on Sunday despite starting 26th of 33 drivers. read more »

Despite the Roger Penske-led IndyCar series' plans, the legendary Indy500 race will be staged without race fans due to the worsening situation regarding the novel... read more »

McLaren CEO Zak Brown says the outfit would be open to continuing its Indianapolis 500 relationship with Fernando Alonso into 2021, if his Renault Formula 1 contract allows it.... read more »

America's premier open-wheel car racing series has announced that it has been forced to make adjustments to its calendar due to the negative development of the Covid-19... read more »