
Exciting NTT IndyCar Series Season on Tap
It seems the NTT IndyCar Series off-season is longer than its on-track racing activities, in this case going from almost the close of October to mid-April.
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It seems the NTT IndyCar Series off-season is longer than its on-track racing activities, in this case going from almost the close of October to mid-April.
A.J. Foyt’s iconic Indy 500 winner will be recreated for the race team’s 2021 entry, driven by J.R. Hildebrand.
The Sports Car Club of America has announced a return to a national endurance racing effort!
IMSA, following NASCAR’s lead, is ready to get down and dirty.
The NTT IndyCar Series is moving forward with a new engine spec it intends to introduce for the 2023 season.
As Patrick Skene Caling writes in Wheels on Fire (The Spectator, June 2020), “Formula One motor racing is the perennial, worldwide contest that most reliably gratifies hero-worshipping, power-worshipping, money-worshipping, technology-worshipping ghouls, and some others.”
The Automobile Club de l’Ouest (ACO) has moved its premier annual event, the 89th annual 24 Hours of Le Mans, from its traditional mid-June (summer solstice) date to mid-August, in the hopes of being able to accommodate fans at that later time.
The 2021 IMSA Weather Tech SportsCar Championship season kicked off yesterday (Friday Jan 22) with the first day of testing in what has previously been called The ROAR.
Porsche preps to enter the IMSA Le Mans Daytona hybrid class when it debuts in 2023.
Lewis Hamilton sat out the penultimate race in the F1 season due to a COVID-19 diagnosis, and still ended the season on top.