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Harvey joins RLLR in a full-time multi-year deal from 2022 IndyCar season
Jack Harvey has joined Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing for the 2022 IndyCar season in the #45 car in a multi-year deal. Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing (RLL) announced today that Bassingham, England native Jack Harvey, 28, will pilot the No. 45 Hy-Vee Honda beginning with the 2022 NTT INDYCAR SERIES season in a multi-year deal. Hy-Vee,…
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Harvey excited to reap “massive” benefits of pairing w/ Castroneves at MSR
MSR’s Jack Harvey looks forward to experiencing the “massive” benefits of pairing with the experienced Helio Castroneves at MSR in IndyCar. Castroneves, among the most experienced drivers in the IndyCar field in 2021, will be racing six races with Meyer Shank Racing in 2021, these being the season opener at Barber Motorsports Park, the Long…
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IndyCar midfield seeking victory lane in 2021 after dry 2020
Driver’s from the IndyCar midfield discuss their respective chances of victory and possible championship success in the 2021 IndyCar season. In 2020, the top step of the podium was reserved for members of IndyCar’s top four outfits in Chip Ganassi Racing, Andretti Autosport, RLLR, and Team Penske. And, although others achieved top three finishes, no…
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Photo/Video: Grosjean, Montoya and others complete test at Laguna Seca
DCR’s Romain Grosjean is among eight drivers, representing four teams, who completed an IndyCar test at Laguna Seca on Monday. Of those at the test, Arrow McLaren SP’s Patricio O’Ward found himself atop the timesheets, leading Grosjean’s teammate Ed Jones by two tenths of a second. Jones led Grosjean by only four hundredths of a…
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IndyCar 2020: Best-performing drivers, rookies & teams of the season
FormulaRapida.net has compiled a list of the best-performing teams, drivers, and rookies, in the unique and historic 2020 IndyCar season. With a strong rookie field, veteran drivers delivering peak performances, and unique challenges as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, the 2020 IndyCar season was an indelible one in many regards. Worthy of note for…
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IndyCar drivers excited to get ‘back on track’ to start 2020 at Texas
Ahead of the commencing of the Genesys 300 at Texas Motor Speedway, countless IndyCar drivers have spoken about their emotions surrounding the return to racing. Since the announcement of the cancellation of the Grand Prix of St. Petersburg back in March, IndyCar racing has been absent. However, the series’ extended off-season will draw to a…
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SPM signs Sauber F1 reserve Ericsson for 2019 IndyCar season
Marcus Ericsson has been confirmed to join the Schmidt Peterson Motorsports outfit for the 2019 IndyCar season alongside his reserve role in Formula 1 with Sauber. Ericsson was poised to remain with the Swiss team for the 2019 season until Ferrari opted to sign Charles Leclerc alongside Sebastian Vettel which prompted Kimi Raikkonen to return to…
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Michael Shank Racing and SPM join forces to drive several races with Harvey
Michael Shank Racing and Jack Harvey will return together to IndyCar Series after confirming an alliance with Schmidt Peterson Motorsports, a team for which Harvey drove the last two races of 2017, and will take part in at least six races including the Indy 500. After taking part in the 101st edition of the Indianapolis…
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Harvey to replace Aleshin in the 2 races
Jack Harvey, who made his Verizon IndyCar Series debut at this year’s Indianapolis 500, has been named by Schmidt Peterson Motorsports to drive the team’s No. 7 Honda in the final two races of the 2017 season. Harvey, a native of Lincolnshire, England, will compete in the INDYCAR Grand Prix at The Glen on Sept.…
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Harvey joins Andretti 5th entry for Indy 500
Jack Harvey is already a winning driver at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The talented Brit believes he has stepped into a winning situation for the 101st Running of the Indianapolis 500 presented by PennGrade Motor Oil. Harvey was named today by Andretti Autosport to drive its No. 50 Honda in a partnership with longtime team sponsor…
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First pole position for RC Enerson in Indy Lights
The surprise jumped at Mid-Ohio, where for the first time this year we have seen a pole position of RC Enerson, which in the later rounds is becoming very regular and approaches the leadership of Jack Harvey, who will accompany you in the front row for the first race of the weekend. The Top 3…
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First pole position for Chilton in Iowa
Max Chilton (Carlin) will start tonight from first place in the IndyLights race in Iowa. His teammate, Ed Jones, will start second, completing a 1-2 Carlin front row. Championship leader Jack Harvey will start third. Former Formula 1 driver, Max Chilton, achieve today his very first pole position in the IndyLights, tonight he can…
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Harvey leads FP1 in Iowa
Jack Harvey has achieved the best time in the first free practice session followed by his team-mates Enerson and Anderson respectively. The north american circuit Iowa Speedway welcomes the thirteenth round of the championship of the IndyLights. An oval circuit of 0.894 miles (1.5 km) located in the state of Iowa, and with a…
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Pigot wins a catastrophic race in Toronto
Spencer Pigot has achieved an unexpected victory on the street circuit in Toronto. Harvey and Serralles follow him. Piquet and Enerson fighting for victory have had a very violent accident that ended withthe American flying. Bumpy start in the Indy Lights race where Juan Piedrahita has been left out of the race because of…
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Harvey Heads Schmidt Peterson Sweep of Freedom 100
Englishman Jack Harvey has been too often the bridesmaid in his year and a half of competition in Indy Lights Presented by Cooper Tires, but he was out in front when it mattered in this afternoon’s Freedom 100 Presented by Allied Building Products at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The race was held in glorious weather…
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Harvey takes the first race in Indianapolis
Jack Harvey has clearly dominated the first race of the weekend in Indianapolis, where he has followed a fairly comfortable margin over Sean Carlin Rayhall and Ed Jones and Max Chilton. Already it completed the first race of the weekend at the legendary Indianapolis Motor Speedway. In the American circuit he breathed a great atmosphere…
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Two-for-two as Pigot dominates Legacy Indy Lights 100 at Barber
Spencer Pigot clearly has a taste for victory at Barber Motorsports Park. One year ago he won both rounds of the Pro Mazda Championship Presented by Cooper Tires at the scenic 2.3-mile road course in rural Alabama. This weekend, after stepping up to Indy Lights Presented by Cooper Tires with his Juncos Racing team by…
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Harvey take the pole with the lap record
Jack Harvey (Schmidt Peterson Motorsports with Curb-Agajanian) obliterated the previous Long Beach track record to capture the pole position for the Indy Lights Presented by Cooper Tires race. Harvey’s top lap in the new Dallara IR-15 chassis was the last of his 29 laps in the 45-minute session, at 1 minute, 12.0405 seconds. It was…
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Jones dominates in St Petersburg
Ed Jones won the second race of the Indy Lights season at the Saint Peterburg circuit. He’s had a perfect weekend, topping all sessions. Harvey and Pigot complete the podium, just as yesterday. The race started the same way as yesterday, with Ed Jones (Carlin) and Max Chilton (Carlin) on the first row of the…
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Jones wins the first race in America
Ed Jones and Team Carlin have arrived to the US with a win from pole position. Jack Harvey and Spencer Pigot completed the podium. The first race of the Indy Lights in 2015 started with Ed Jones (Carlin) on the lead, followed by the Brits Max Chilton (Carlin) and Jack Harvey (Sam Schmidt Peterson Motorsports).…
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Ed Jones get the pole in St. Petersburg
Ed Jones and Max Chilton, from Carlin, will depart of the first two positions in the race of Saint Petersburg, Florida, followed by the British Jack Harvey The qualifying session has already begun with a red flag because of an incident of the Puerto Rican driver Felix Serrallés when he lost the control of…
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Harvey rocks in Race 2 in Monza
British star Jack Harvey romped home to victory at the Autodromo Nazionale Monza after making a great start from P2 and held off the challenge of Daniil Kvyat and Lewis Williamson. It all happened at the start and it was Jenzer Motorsport’s Patric Niederhauser who had reverse pole. The Swiss driver crept forward just before…
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Harvey wins at home, while Kujala finishes good after his accident
Victory at the Silverstone circuit in the first race of the GP3 for Jack Harvey, who started from the second position, and thanks to a good start he was able to win. Second finished Kevin Korjus who started first. At the start, the author of the pole position Kevin Korjus (KoiranenGP), fell to third place…