DEHARDE: Winners and Losers From IndyCar’s Post-2022 Offseason
February 25, 2023
10:04 am
After the 2022 NTT IndyCar Series ended there were driver changes, staffing changes and other happenings that influenced how the 2023 championship will look going
After a 2022 Indy Lights season with many peaks and valleys, here are five takeaways after the 14-race season. 1. Linus Lundqvist got Screwed There’s
Christian Rasmussen cruised to victory in the second race at WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca, which also wrapped up the 2022 season for Indy Lights. The
The final qualifying session of the 2022 season for Indy Lights is in the books, with Sting Ray Robb and Christian Rasmussen claiming respective poles
Championship leader Linus Lundqvist led the only practice session of the weekend for Indy Lights at WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca. The Swede put down a
Benjamin Pedersen completed a perfect weekend to earn his first-ever victory in Indy Lights at Portland International Raceway. The 22-year-old Danish-American started on pole and
Benjamin Pedersen led opening practice for Indy Lights on Friday afternoon at Portland International Raceway. The 22-year-old Danish-American put down a total of 20 laps
Matthew Brabham pulled off a dramatic late pass to capture victory in the Indy Lights round at World Wide Technology Raceway. The 28-year-old American-born Aussie
Linus Lundqvist put the hammer down to earn pole for Saturday’s Indy Lights race at World Wide Technology Raceway. The 23-year-old Swede navigated the tricky
Linus Lundqvist led flag-to-flag to claim a dominant victory for Indy Lights on the Streets of Nashville. The 23-year-old Swede started on pole after qualifying
