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The final four: IndyCar's remaining seats for 2025 and likely prospects

Lmited seats are available for the 2025 IndyCar season, and it's down to a full-on game of musical chairs featuring very recognizable, beloved driver names.

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New motorsports leadership executives introduced as Andretti Global moves on without Andretti

The Associated Press has learned that two longtime NASCAR executives have been introduced at Andretti Global as part of the restructuring now that Michael Andretti has stepped aside

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IndyCar's Juncos Hollinger Racing sign former Williams F1 engineer Brown

IndyCar squad Juncos Hollinger Racing has announced the signing of longtime motorsports veteran David Brown as its technical director ahead of the 2025 campaign.

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Bottas reveals IndyCar switch offer as Indy 500 piques interest

Valtteri Bottas has revealed he turned down an offer to drive in IndyCar full-time next season but insisted he is open to tackling the Indianapolis 500 - though his primary focus remains on Formula 1.

Autosport

Andretti insists Herta remains Cadillac "priority" for F1 seat

Mario Andretti has insisted IndyCar driver Colton Herta remains a "priority" interest for Cadillac's Formula 1 entry.

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F2 champion Pourchaire lands WEC reserve role with Peugeot for 2025

Reigning Formula 2 champion Theo Pourchaire has landed a test and development role with the Peugeot World Endurance Championship squad.

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Andretti: Cadillac F1 program has been eyeing Herta since the beginning

His talent, and adding an American driver to an American-backed team, makes the 2024 IndyCar title runner-up a clear frontrunner for F1's latest open seats.

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Perez has no interest in taking on IndyCar when his time in F1 is up

Red Bull driver Sergio Perez has no interest in a switch to the IndyCar Series whenever his time comes to an end in Formula 1.

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Perez has no interest in taking on IndyCar when his time at F1 is up

The IndyCar Series has been a common destination for longtime Formula 1 veterans, notably the likes of Marcus Ericsson — winner of the 2022 Indianapolis 500 — and Romain Grosjean. There has even been a fever craze, of sorts, as Pato O’Ward reignited the flame of support from Mexican fans…

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Robb signing a push for "stability" for Juncos Hollinger Racing, says team principal O'Neill

JHR looks to build a strong team in IndyCar — to last as long as its legacy rivals. The former sporting director, team manager of Haas F1 explains how.

Motorsport

Tsunoda open to running Indy 500 "once I start getting a bit older"

RB Formula 1 driver Yuki Tsunoda isn’t ruling out the possibility of one day running in the Indianapolis 500 but insisted that would not come anytime soon.

Autosport

Top five roles on Motorsport Jobs this week

The Mercedes F1 Team has the opportunity for a Graphic Design Industrial Placement.

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Sting Ray Robb joins Juncos Hollinger Racing for 2025 IndyCar season

Juncos Hollinger Racing (JHR) adds Sting Ray Robb to its driver roster for the 2025 IndyCar season.

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Arrow McLaren splits with IndyCar team boss Ward

Arrow McLaren has announced the departure of its IndyCar team principal Gavin Ward after two seasons.

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Arrow McLaren and team principal Gavin Ward part ways

Arrow McLaren has announced the departure of Gavin Ward, who served in the role as team principal with the IndyCar team over the last two seasons.

Motorsport

F1 TV's James Hinchcliffe has been doing this job longer than you think

James Hinchcliffe discusses his transition from IndyCar driver to F1 TV analyst, sharing his experiences and insights.

Motorsport

Why we went racing: 35 years building Toyota's TRD program and legacy in America

Some 35+ years ago, David Wilson, currently group vice president and president of TRD USA, was a considerable expert of feminine hygiene products. It comes off as one of those charming “interesting facts about yourself” that you’d share as an icebreaker — more on this in a moment.

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Palou will feel incomplete “until we win an Indy 500”

Three-time IndyCar Series champion Alex Palou feels his CV is incomplete without a victory in the Indianapolis 500.

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Despite three IndyCar titles, Palou feels incomplete “until we win an Indy 500”

Alex Palou is a three-time IndyCar Series champion, with the last two clinched in stunning back-to-back success. Yet, even as a reigning champ, he feels his resume is unfinished without a victory in the Indianapolis 500.

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Roger Penske Acquires Grand Prix Of Long Beach

Roger Penske acquires Grand Prix of Long Beach, securing its IndyCar status until 2028 and expanding his racing empire.

Autosport

Palou, Dixon join MSR Acura for IMSA endurance races in 2025

Chip Ganassi Racing IndyCar drivers past and present will bolster the line-up of Meyer Shank Racing's Acura GTP crew for the Daytona 24 Hours and subsequent IMSA SportsCar Championship enduros.

Motorsport

Penske Entertainment buys Grand Prix of Long Beach

Penske Entertainment has announced the purchase of the Grand Prix Association of Long Beach — acquired from longtime owner Gerald R. Forsythe. The historic Grand Prix of Long Beach, the longest running street race based in Southern California, now joins the likes of the IndyCar Series, Indianapolis Motor Speedway and Detroit…

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The testing parity problems plaguing IndyCar

To the big teams go the spoils… or something like that. Close and competitive racing has been a common theme in the IndyCar Series, but the end-of-year results always seem to favour the usual suspects.

Motorsport

The testing parity problems plaguing the most competitive version of IndyCar

To the big teams go the spoils… or something like that. Close and competitive racing has been a common theme in the IndyCar Series for years, but the end-of-year results always favor the usual suspects.

Autosport

Verschoor replaces Hauger at MP Motorsport for rest of F2 season; stays for 2025

Richard Verschoor will replace Dennis Hauger at MP Motorsport for the final two rounds of the F2 season.

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