Former FIA President Max Mosley says that the slow decision making over the cancellation of the Australian Grand Prix could risk a fan backlash similar to that of the 2005... read more »

McLaren were quick to pick up the pieces, and sponsorship, after Fernando Alonso's Indianapolis 500 deal with Andretti collapsed. read more »

Arrow McLaren SP has announced a third Indianapolis 500 entry with two-time Formula 1 champion Fernando Alonso behind the wheel.  The news comes after Honda vetoed... read more »

Fernando Alonso and McLaren will join forces again as the Spaniard attempts to complete the Triple Crown at the iconic Indianapolis 500. read more »

Arrow McLaren SP and Fernando Alonso will join forces with title partner Ruoff Mortgage to contest the 2020 Indianapolis 500. read more »

Fernando Alonso has signed to race for McLaren in May's Indianapolis 500 as he makes a third attempt to win the showpiece race and complete motorsport's triple crown. read more »

Fernando Alonso will be heading to Indianapolis for this year's Indy 500, at least that's according to the team owner who wanted to sign him for the race, Michael... read more »

Fernando Alonso continues to search for a ride in the Indianapolis 500 but his options are closing fast with Ed Carpenter ruling out expanding his team to accommodate an extra... read more »

If Fernando Alonso returns to Indianapolis this year for a third attempt at the Indy 500 it won't be with Andretti Autosport as Honda have reportedly said no. read more »

Fernando Alonso will return to Indianapolis this year, making his third bid for motor racing's Triple Crown. read more »

Fernando Alonso will be free to drive for whomever he chooses at this year's Indianapolis 500 after ending his relationship with McLaren. read more »

Michael Andretti has said that a deal to get Fernando Alonso back racing at the Indianapolis 500 in 2020 is "looking pretty good". read more »

Fernando Alonso has announced he will "definitely" make a third attempt at the Indianapolis 500 as the Spaniard continues to chase motor racing's Triple Crown. read more »

Fernando Alonso says he is committed to making a third bid to win the Indianapolis 500 next year, and is "open" to an F1 return. read more »

With memories of Indianapolis 2005 in mind, Pirelli admits that it is limited in terms of how it deals with the banked corners at Zandvoort next year. read more »

Zandvoort CEO reveals that the final, banked corner at the track for next year's Dutch Grand Prix will be steeper than the turns at Indianapolis. read more »

As part of the plans to bring Zandvoort circuit up to scratch for the Dutch GP next year, the banking at its final corner will be made twice as steep as Indianapolis. read more »

The Zandvoort circuit set to host the Dutch Grand Prix in 2020 will feature a section with a banked corner twice as steep as the turns at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. read more »

Zandvoort has revealed the Formula 1 banking at its final corner will be akin to an American oval, and is set to be twice as steep as turns at Indianapolis read more »

Lewis Hamilton takes his sixth title and will get a taste of MotoGP, and Craig Breen will replace Andreas Mikkelsen down under. On Track Recap gets you up to speed with the top... read more »

Penske to evaluate Indianapolis options, including F1 read more »

Could we see F1 cars back at Indianapolis in the near future? It's not a far-fetched question after new Indy owner Roger Penske confirmed he would consider bringing F1... read more »

A potential return of Formula 1 to Indianapolis Motor Speedway will be considered by the track as part of Penske's plan for the circuit. read more »

Indianapolis can expect to see Fernando Alonso back at the Brickyard next year, or the year after, as he is adamant he'll keep trying until he bags the Triple Crown. read more »

McLaren Formula 1 team CEO Zak Brown says a strong Monaco Grand Prix boosted the squad after the disappointment of Fernando Alonso failing to qualify for the Indianapolis 500 read more »