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This weekend’s event on 11-turn, 2.238-mile permanent road course in Monterey will comprise 95 laps (212 miles). This will be the 26th IndyCar race at the track.

This weekend’s event on the World Wide Technology Raceway oval – formerly known as Gateway – will comprise 260 laps (325 miles) around the 1.25-mile short track.

Dale Coyne Racing with Rick Ware Racing has signed the 2022 Indy Lights runner-up Sting Ray Robb to pilot its #51 Honda-powered entry in the 2023 NTT IndyCar Series season.

The idea of Takuma Sato joining forces with Chip Ganassi Racing for an oval-only programme in IndyCar should be giving his Indy 500 rivals some restless nights. Although it means relinquishing a full-season programme, the Japanese veteran is rightly excited by the latest opportunity in the twilight of his career

The idea of Takuma Sato joining forces with Chip Ganassi Racing-Honda should be giving his Indy 500 rivals some restless nights. The Japanese veteran tells David Malsher-Lopez why he’s so excited by his latest IndyCar opportunity.

All eyes are on the fight between Team Penske and Chip Ganassi Racing for the IndyCar drivers' title with two races remaining in 2022 at Portland and Laguna Seca. But the battle for Rookie of the Year honours between Christian Lundgaard and David Malukas is set to be just as…

IndyCar’s 2022 Rookie of the Year contenders, Christian Lundgaard and David Malukas say they’re being pushed “extremely hard” by each other and their teams.

Despite considerable junior formula success, David Malukas arrived in IndyCar with little fanfare, which is how this modest young man prefers it. But his talent is ensuring evermore time in the spotlight. David Malsher-Lopez reports.

Dale Coyne is “99 percent sure” of retaining star rookie David Malukas and two-time Indy 500 winner Takuma Sato next year, but would be keen to expand to three entries.