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    The most famous IndyCar race is the Indianapolis 500, held annually at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in front of huge crowds. However American open-wheel racing has a chequered history. The championship reached its peak in the late eighties and early nineties under the sanctioning body CART. It attracted huge international attention as Formula 1 champions including Nigel Mansell, Emerson Fittipaldi and Mario Andretti competed in it. However the creation of the rival Indy Racing League in 1996 created a split which badly damaged the championship. CART, which rebranded as Champ Car, fell into decline. By 2008, with Champ Car on the bring of collapse, the two series finally merged, but the damage had been. Nonetheless today’s IndyCar championship retains a reputation for spectacular racing with its single-specification chassis and features a broad range of circuits including road, street and traditional American oval courses.
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    Becoming team leader has made me think for myself more – Tsunoda

    Becoming team leader has made me think for myself more – Tsunoda

    Formula 1

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    30th September 2023, 9:1329th September 2023, 19:56 | Written by Ida Wood and Claire Cottingham

    Yuki Tsunoda says he has enjoyed being the effective team leader at AlphaTauri as he has had three different team mates so far this year.

    Norris: Red Bull’s dominance down to ‘small things which make a big difference’

    Norris: Red Bull’s dominance down to ‘small things which make a big difference’

    Formula 1

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    29th September 2023, 12:1029th September 2023, 16:28 | Written by Ida Wood and Claire Cottingham

    Lando Norris is encouraged by McLaren’s rate of development this year but he admits they still have a long way to go to get on terms with Red Bull.

    Mercedes must halve deficit to Red Bull before 2024 season starts – Hamilton

    Mercedes must halve deficit to Red Bull before 2024 season starts – Hamilton

    Formula 1

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    29th September 2023, 8:1329th September 2023, 8:56 | Written by Keith Collantine and Claire Cottingham

    Lewis Hamilton is concerned Mercedes are still so far behind Red Bull in the second year of Formula 1’s current technical regulations.

    De Vries ready to fight for Formula E titles again after “hurt” of losing F1 drive

    De Vries ready to fight for Formula E titles again after “hurt” of losing F1 drive

    Interview

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    29th September 2023, 7:1529th September 2023, 8:35 | Written by Claire Cottingham

    After the pain of losing his Formula 1 drive mid-season, Nyck de Vries tells RaceFans why he chose 2023 strugglers Mahindra for his bid to win another Formula E title.

    “I didn’t like going in the paddock so much”: Hulkenberg on his happier return to F1

    “I didn’t like going in the paddock so much”: Hulkenberg on his happier return to F1

    Interview

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    28th September 2023, 12:1028th September 2023, 12:11 | Written by Will Wood and Claire Cottingham

    In an exclusive interview for RaceFans Nico Hulkenberg explains why he’s glad to be back in Formula 1 despite an often disappointing season for Haas.

    Mercedes expect “tight” fight for second in championship after Ferrari gains

    Mercedes expect “tight” fight for second in championship after Ferrari gains

    Formula 1

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    28th September 2023, 7:1528th September 2023, 8:26 | Written by Keith Collantine and Claire Cottingham

    Ferrari’s recent progress has left Mercedes increasingly concerned about their hold on second place in the constructors championship.

    Hamilton scrap was “hard, fair racing” despite radio complaints – Russell

    Hamilton scrap was “hard, fair racing” despite radio complaints – Russell

    Formula 1

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    25th September 2023, 11:5525th September 2023, 15:10 | Written by Keith Collantine and Claire Cottingham

    George Russell had no complaints over how Lewis Hamilton raced him during the Japanese Grand Prix despite voicing concerns on his radio at the time.

    Red Bull’s dominant championship triumph “beyond our wildest dreams” Horner

    Red Bull’s dominant championship triumph “beyond our wildest dreams” Horner

    Formula 1

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    25th September 2023, 8:1424th September 2023, 23:14 | Written by Ed Hardy and Claire Cottingham

    Christian Horner said Red Bull have achieved success beyond their wildest expectations in 2023, after his team clinched the title with six rounds to go.

    Magnussen unimpressed by Perez’s “desperate move” in Japanese GP

    Magnussen unimpressed by Perez’s “desperate move” in Japanese GP

    Formula 1

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    24th September 2023, 14:05 | Written by Ed Hardy and Claire Cottingham

    Kevin Magnussen said Sergio Perez made a “desperate” attempt to overtake when the pair collided in the Japanese Grand Prix.

    Dodging Qatar penalty the only decent thing we got from Perez’s race – Horner

    Dodging Qatar penalty the only decent thing we got from Perez’s race – Horner

    Formula 1

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    24th September 2023, 11:48 | Written by Keith Collantine and Claire Cottingham

    Red Bull team principal Christian Horner said the team’s unorthodox move to avoid a penalty for Sergio Perez was the only upside to his race.

    Mercedes’ call to help Russell using DRS “made no sense” – Hamilton

    Mercedes’ call to help Russell using DRS “made no sense” – Hamilton

    Formula 1

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    24th September 2023, 10:4124th September 2023, 10:57 | Written by Keith Collantine and Claire Cottingham

    Lewis Hamilton said Mercedes made the wrong call when he was told to slow down and help his team mate by giving him the opportunity to use his DRS.

    Suzuka layout ‘punishes’ Mercedes’ weakness in high-speed corners

    Suzuka layout ‘punishes’ Mercedes’ weakness in high-speed corners

    Formula 1

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    23rd September 2023, 14:15 | Written by Keith Collantine and Claire Cottingham

    Suzuka’s high-speed corners amplified a weakness of Mercedes’ car and left their drivers on the fourth row of the grid over a second behind pole-winner Max Verstappen.

    Sainz blames late set-up change for qualifying performance at Japanese GP

    Sainz blames late set-up change for qualifying performance at Japanese GP

    Formula 1

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    23rd September 2023, 13:3623rd September 2023, 13:41 | Written by Ed Hardy and Claire Cottingham

    Carlos Sainz Jnr believes a late set-up change compromised his qualifying result for the Japanese Grand Prix.

    Russell admits he “took a step backwards” after Friday practice

    Russell admits he “took a step backwards” after Friday practice

    Formula 1

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    23rd September 2023, 12:50 | Written by Ed Hardy and Claire Cottingham

    George Russell said he’s “taken a step backwards” from Friday practice after qualifying eighth for the Japanese Grand Prix.

    Steward’s admission Verstappen should have had penalty frustrates his rivals

    Steward’s admission Verstappen should have had penalty frustrates his rivals

    Formula 1

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    23rd September 2023, 11:4223rd September 2023, 13:48 | Written by Keith Collantine and Claire Cottingham

    Max Verstappen’s rivals were unimpressed a Singapore GP steward admitted they failed to give him a penalty when they should have done.

    Piastri “much more comfortable” at new circuits than at start of rookie season

    Piastri “much more comfortable” at new circuits than at start of rookie season

    Formula 1

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    21st September 2023, 12:0521st September 2023, 12:11 | Written by Ida Wood and Claire Cottingham

    Formula 1 rookie Oscar Piastri believes he’s much better prepared to race at unfamiliar circuits than he was at the start of the 2023 season.

    Ferrari’s “big step forward” brought unwelcome balance change for Leclerc

    Ferrari’s “big step forward” brought unwelcome balance change for Leclerc

    Formula 1

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    20th September 2023, 18:00 | Written by Ida Wood and Claire Cottingham

    Charles Leclerc says the changes Ferrari have made to improve the SF-23’s performance have resulted in a car which doesn’t suit his driving style.

    Analysis: Is Stroll’s deficit to Alonso really a question of ‘points, not performance’?

    Analysis: Is Stroll’s deficit to Alonso really a question of ‘points, not performance’?

    2023 F1 season

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    20th September 2023, 12:4520th September 2023, 11:52 | Written by Ida Wood and Claire Cottingham

    Following the Italian GP, the 14th round of the F1 season, Lance Stroll trails team mate Fernando Alonso by 123 points in the standings

    Perez still not driving RB19 “naturally” despite improvements

    Perez still not driving RB19 “naturally” despite improvements

    Formula 1

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    20th September 2023, 8:1420th September 2023, 6:30 | Written by Ed Hardy and Claire Cottingham

    Sergio Perez says he’s still not fully comfortable at the wheel of his Red Bull, despite recent improvements in its handling.

    Vasseur was “not too stressed” despite “emotional” first win as Ferrari boss

    Vasseur was “not too stressed” despite “emotional” first win as Ferrari boss

    Formula 1

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    19th September 2023, 12:2820th September 2023, 0:01 | Written by Ida Wood and Claire Cottingham

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