McLaren will "neither confirm nor deny" rumours that they will join IndyCar on a full-time basis as early as 2019. read more »

Reports have emerged today that McLaren staff are in Indianapolis to discuss a potential full-time 2019 IndyCar entry. Sources suggest that the team are looking at a... read more »

Dario Franchitti hits out at Haas F1 boss Guenther Steiner after IndyCar jibe read more »

Formula 1 should not be "dumbed down" by following IndyCar's path of spec cars, says Haas team principal Gunther Steiner read more »

2009 Formula 1 world champion and current Honda Super GT driver, Jenson Button, could see his Le Mans debut this year. The Brit is currently in talks with SMP Racing and if the... read more »

With Liberty Media set to map out the future technical direction of F1 at this weekend's Bahrain Grand Prix, and with a sedate Melbourne opener putting overtaking high on... read more »

Former Red Bull Racing Formula One race engineer, Gavin Ward, has said that he is enjoying his new challenge after moving to Team Penske's IndyCar program for this year. read more »

Racing legend Mario Andretti believes F1 should have followed IndyCar's example in terms of aero. read more »

IndyCar champion Scott Dixon explains the key differences between the US series' windscreen cockpit protection and F1's halo, and explains why the latter could never... read more »

Formula One driver Kevin Magnussen has said that he would love to race in the Verizon IndyCar Series after he has left F1. The Dane told crash.net that he has often dreamt of... read more »

After coming close to a drive in the past, Kevin Magnussen still holds an ambition to enter the Indy 500, but would want to do it as part of a wier IndyCar campaign. read more »

Max Chilton thinks F1 could learn from IndyCar's open fan culture read more »

Having seen the first two examples of a 2018 Halo a week after IndyCar trialled a windscreen concept, Maurice Hamilton looks at why the former ended up being the FIA's... read more »

An IndyCar programme will be put on the back burner until McLaren are successful again in Formula 1, according to McLaren Executive Director Zak Brown. read more »

America's most famous single-seater series IndyCar is evaluating introducing a head protection device before the end of the 2018 season. Four-time champion Scott Dixon... read more »

Although Formula 1 has opted for Halo as its cockpit protection device, the FIA are keeping a close eye on IndyCar's windscreen trials. read more »

In today's F1 gossip column: ex-Renault chief Flavio Briatore receives an 18-month jail sentence; FIA keeping a close eye on IndyCar's 'windscreen';... read more »

IndyCar's windscreen cockpit protection prototype has had its first on-track test at the Phoenix oval. Four-time champion Scott Dixon gives his thoughts on a generally... read more »

FIA and IndyCar exchanging data from windscreen test read more »

Scott Dixon gives Aeroscreen-type cockpit protection the thumbs-up following IndyCar test. read more »

McLaren will not consider a move into IndyCar until it has found success in Formula 1 with new engine partner Renault, according to executive director Zak Brown. read more »

IndyCar has revealed that it is to test a windscreen not entirely dissimilar to the Aeroscreen proposed by Red Bull for F1. read more »

McLaren racing director Zak Brown believes "outstanding" IndyCar drivers Scott Dixon and Josef Newgarden would be competitive in Formula 1. read more »

Zak Brown: At least two IndyCar drivers worthy of Formula 1 seat read more »

Fernando Alonso hoping for IndyCar orange-inspired livery for 2018 McLaren read more »