IndyCar will have yet another former Formula One driver in the field for the 2019 season. Schmidt Peterson Motorsports announced today that Marcus Ericsson will drive for the team next year, in the No. 7 car. Sam Schmidt’s team stated that the No. 6 Honda machine will remain idle until Robert Wickens is ready and able…

There will a driver named Ed behind the wheel of the No. 20 car at every race in 2019. Ed Carpenter Racing announced today that Ed Jones will pilot the Fuzzy’s machine on the non-ovals next season. Jones and Carpenter will handle the driving duties for that car, while Spencer Pigot returns for another full…

Reigning IndyCar Champion Scott Dixon will have a new teammate once again next season. The team announced today that Felix Rosenqvist will drive the No. 10 Honda machine in 2019. Speculation about the Swedish driver was confirmed today, as he makes the move from the Formula E series to the IndyCar Series full-time. While this wasn’t…

[IndyCar Press Release] A preseason open test at Circuit of the Americas and in-season open tests at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway oval and WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca highlight the 2018-19 IndyCar Series testing rules issued to teams by IndyCar. Circuit of the Americas, the popular permanent road course added to the 2019 schedule as the…

The 2018 Verizon IndyCar Series season has officially been added to the history books. The storylines this year centered around the rise of young stars, Bump Day at Indy, the exceptional Rookie class, and a reminder that Scott Dixon may not be human. There were eight different race winners this year, which included a new…