A common trend in recent seasons is for European based racers to make the switch from ‘the F1 ladder’ to the ‘Road to Indy’, with the aim of getting to IndyCar. Drivers like Louis Foster and Dennis Hauger have found recent successes in their efforts, but who is considering the plan this year? Victor Martins Probably the highest profile driver on this list, the former Alpine junior and FIA Formula 3 champion was driving F1 cars on a race weekend as recently as the Barcelona ro

Marco Andretti has today announced his retirement from racing, after a career spanning over 20 seasons. The American raced in IndyCar 252 times between 2006 and 2025, winning the two races in the series and entering 20 Indy 500’s, including this year’s edition. Speaking on his career, the 2020 Indy 500 pole sitter said; “I am proud of my overall stats at the Indy 500,” Andretti said. “I had six very legitimate shots at victory with Andretti Autosport and ended up with 20% to

The reigning FIA Formula 3 champion, Rafael Camara has been announced as an Invicta Racing driver for the 2026 season, joining Joshua Dürksen for an all South American lineup. Camara, a Ferrari Driver Academy member, took the F3 title in his rookie season having stepped up from Formula Regional European. He took the title thanks to dominant early season form, and gapped competitors easily - eventually sealing the title one round early, something that had never been achieved

If it starts with cars going four wide into turn 1, it’s probably a good sign for the rest of the race. Mexico usually serves up something a little different to other races on the calendar, and 2025 has been no different. Lando Norris, starting from pole, has had a habit of not maintaining that position on first laps of races but this time, held the lead despite chaos all around him. Max Verstappen, starting fifth found himself one of four challenging for the lead at turn one