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IRL: Team Penske sets the standard in Edmonton qualifying
Part-time IndyCar driver Will Power took his second pole position of the season by leading a Team Penske 1-2-3 during qualifying for the Rexall Edmonton Indy, beating his full-time team-mates Ryan Briscoe and Helio Castroneves to the top spot.
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All-Star League update: The Wilson Boys are on the move
Sheffield Brothers Justin and Stefan Wilson made the biggest gains this weekend in the Brits On Pole All-Star League, with both performing well on the street circuit in Toronto, Canada.
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IRL: Justin Wilson wins for Dale Coyne at Watkins Glen
Justin Wilson held off the big names of Ganassi Racing and Team Penske to score a dominant victory at Watkins Glen, handing team boss Dale Coyne his first triumph in 25 years of top flight racing.
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IRL: Wilson and Conway shine in Watkins Glen qualifying
Justin Wilson’s patient wait for the IndyCar series to return to road courses paid off with a front row qualifying performance for the Camping World Grand Prix at the Glen.
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The Brits on Pole All-Star League
For the second year running, IndyCar champion Dario Franchitti has beaten out the stars of Formula One to be the most successful UK driver of the season. Last year he triumphed from Jenson Button, this year it was Lewis Hamilton who ran him closest with Button ending up third ahead of the Formula Two front-runners…
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IRL: Dixon wins “awful, awful” Richmond race
The slow-burning controversy about the quality of racing in this year’s IndyCar Series flared into life after the SunTrust Indy Challenge turned into such a procession that the drivers felt compelled to apologise to fans afterwards.
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2009 IndyCar and Indy Lights standings
End of season standings. IndyCar Series points standings Dario Franchitti, 616 Champion Scott Dixon, 605 Ryan Briscoe, 604 Helio Castroneves, 433 Danica Patrick, 393 Tony Kanaan, 386 Graham Rahal, 385 Marco Andretti, 380 Justin Wilson, 354 Dan Wheldon, 354 Hideki Mutoh, 353 Ed Carpenter, 321 Raphael Matos, 312 Rookie of the year winner Mario Moraes,…
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IRL: Alex Lloyd takes leap of faith by quitting Ganassi
British IndyCar driver Alex Lloyd has taken a major gamble on his future by walking away from his development contract with powerhouse IRL team Target Chip Ganassi Racing in the hope of finding a full-time drive elsewhere.
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Le Mans: which British drivers are taking part?
Brits at Le Mans. There are a lot of them. Who might you think about cheering on? Here’s our handy guide.