INDYCAR

Alex Peroni’s grand prix dream is over. Despite winning the Peter Brock medal and scoring some promising Formula 3 results this year including three podiums, his future is now in the USA. Like so many other Aussies before him, Peroni’s efforts to make it to the top of

Will Power will start from the pole as Scott McLaughlin opens his IndyCar career from 21st on the streets of St. Petersburg in Florida. McLaughlin was 10th fastest in practice but, not surprisingly, slipped back when it came time to qualify. The two Aussies were at the opposite end of

The travel is done, the simulator training is complete, and Scott McLaughlin is ready to race in St. Petersburg. The triple champion is facing the biggest test of his career with Team Penske in IndyCar racing but cannot wait to get started. “I’m super pumped to finally get a

Scott McLaughlin will get an early advantage if his first season of IndyCar racing goes ahead as hoped. The schedule for the 2021 season opens on the streets of St. Petersburg in Florida, the same track where he is about to start his first IndyCar race. Returning to St. Pete

Scott McLaughlin is one step away from a full-time IndyCar ride in 2021. His debut in the American open-wheel series is finally confirmed and that means a solid performance at St. Petersburg on October 25 will almost certainly springboard him into the single-seater series next year. That would also leave

Team Penske is scrambling in the USA to get Scott McLaughlin on the grid for the final IndyCar race of 2020. There is still no final confirmation of the program, but things are looking positive for his graduation to a race place in the single-seater series. The president of Team