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Simpson hoping Sunoco partnership grows into long-standing relationship

The 2026 season will mark Sunoco’s first time in 53 years as a primary sponsor of a full-time entry in the IndyCar Series.

Motorsport

How Palou cemented his growing legend in IndyCar title defense

The odds entering the 2024 IndyCar season were never favourable for Alex Palou. For starters, the attrition of what is arguably the most competitive racing category in the world meant no driver had won the championship twice in succession in over a decade.

Motorsport

How Palou cemented his growing legend in IndyCar title defence

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“What Is The Greatest ‘Frick It, I’ll Do It Myself’ In History?” (51 Answers)

Sometimes, you just hit that breaking point where you think, “Enough is enough, I’ll handle it myself!” The post “What Is The Greatest ‘Frick It, I’ll Do It Myself’ In History?” (51 Answers) first appeared on Bored Panda.

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Formula 1 drivers who have competed in the Olympics - has any F1 driver won a medal?

Several Formula 1 drivers have represented their countries in the Olympics despite motorsport not featuring in the modern games.

Autosport

Remembering the influence of racing legend Gil de Ferran

Genuine. Unselfish. Underrated. Brilliant. Fearless.

Motorsport

The disability champion who conquered a tricky national series

It’s 20 years since a highly significant accomplishment for disability motorsports was achieved by a driver who was on the cusp of Formula 1 before a life-changing accident. Jason Watt reflects on his path back to racing, and winning the Danish Touring Car Championship title

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Ex-F1 racer and Paralympian who lost his legs in crash now in hospital after villa fire

Alex Zanardi represented several teams as a Formula 1 driver, before losing his legs following a crash and later making a heroic comeback as a Paralympic champion at London 2012

Daily Mirror

What did F1 drivers do after racing? Zanardi, Alguersuari and more

While some former F1 drivers make their way into commentary, not all of them stay in motorsport. Find out here the unconventional second careers of F1 drivers.

Autosport

Remembering the magic of Belle Isle

The last IndyCar race on Belle Isle was a classic – but the unique demands of the track made so many of the races there so memorable. David Malsher-Lopez recaps the action on one of IndyCar’s finest venues.

Motorsport

Power "scared" by IMS pit exit spin as Dixon tops Indy 500 test

Will Power says his “scary” pit exit spin during IndyCar testing at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway was “like my worst nightmare” and apologised to Colton Herta who crashed in avoidance.

Autosport

Power: Indy spin “scared the absolute daylights out of me”

Team Penske-Chevrolet’s 2018 Indy 500 winner Will Power says his pit exit spin in testing at Indianapolis Motor Speedway was “scary” and he was sorry for causing Colton Herta to spin and damage his car.

Motorsport

Friday favourite: How "animal" Zanardi won over Ganassi's number one

Making his CART debut in 1996 after a spell in Formula 1, Alex Zanardi joined Chip Ganassi Racing to become a household name Stateside. Although Jimmy Vasser admitted Zanardi was a little 'reserved' at first, they became firm friends - small wonder that Vasser picked the Italian ace as his…

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