In the mid-1980s successful Indycar team boss Carl Haas started his own F1 team, with a big-money sponsor, turbo engines from Ford, and 1980 world champion Alan Jones as star... read more »

Marcus Ericsson was left "pretty pissed" at the Belgian Grand Prix this weekend as he wasn't given an outing by Alfa Romeo despite being called up to replace the... read more »

IndyCar team boss, Sam Schmidt, has said Marcus Ericsson was "pretty pissed" not to deputise for Kimi Raikkonen at the Belgian Grand Prix. read more »

Romain Grosjean rules out future IndyCar move due to oval fears read more »

Kimi Raikkonen has pulled a muscle ahead of the Belgian Grand Prix this weekend, forcing Alfa Romeo reserve driver Marcus Ericsson to miss an IndyCar race after being placed on... read more »

Marcus Ericsson will skip this weekend's IndyCar event in Portland in order to be at the Belgian Grand Prix with Alfa Romeo, although the Swede is not expected to race. read more »

Marcus Ericsson will miss this weekend's IndyCar Grand Prix of Portland to carry out F1 duties with Alfa Romeo at the Belgian Grand Prix. read more »

Marcus Ericsson could return to the Formula 1 grid at the Belgian Grand Prix, and has travelled to Spa instead of heading to Portland for the next IndyCar round read more »

Red Bull chief Christian Horner believes the use of the aeroscreen cockpit protection device in IndyCar could revive the prospect of introducing it to Formula 1, if it works well read more »

McLaren CEO Zak Brown remains uncertain if he can convince Fernando Alonso to commit to a full IndyCar season after it was confirmed that the team will run for the entire... read more »

In the wake of McLaren's confirmation that it will run a full IndyCar programme in 2020, Zak Brown reveals that the move could see IndyCar drivers given an F1 test. read more »

There's added incentive to sign for the new McLaren IndyCar team as it could include a Formula 1 test or two. read more »

McLaren open to giving IndyCar drivers a shot at F1 read more »

Zak Brown talks about possible crossover between the McLaren Formula 1 and IndyCar projects from 2020. read more »

Will Fernando Alonso change his mind about doing a full IndyCar season? read more »

McLaren would look at giving its full-time IndyCar drivers a Formula 1 test next season if they have a "credible" chance of making the move to grand prix racing read more »

Having been present with Fernando Alonso in the two most recent Indy500 races, McLaren Racing has now teamed up with Arrow Schmidt Peterson Motorsports (Arrow SPM) and... read more »

McLaren joins forces with Arrow SPM for full-time IndyCar project read more »

McLaren will return to full-time IndyCar racing in 2020 in partnership with Arrow Schmidt Peterson Motorsports and Chevrolet, the team said on Friday. read more »

McLaren will return to full-time IndyCar competition from 2020 in partnership with Arrow Schmidt Peterson Motorsports (Arrow SPM) and Chevrolet. read more »

McLaren will enter the full IndyCar season in 2020 as they expand their motorsport activities. read more »

McLaren Racing has announced that it will return to full-time IndyCar competition from 2020 in a strategic partnership with Arrow Schmidt Peterson Motorsports and Chevrolet. read more »

Zak Brown has revealed that despite the fiasco that was its Indy 500 attempt this year, the Woking company is still considering a full IndyCar programme. read more »

Zak Brown hopes he can convince Fernando Alonso to commit to a full season of IndyCar as McLaren eye yet another entry into the American open-wheel series. read more »

McLaren Racing CEO, Zak Brown, has said Fernando Alonso is "top of the list" as the team target a full-time entry into the IndyCar series. read more »