Things are moving forward for TJ Speed Motorsports, as plans continue to take shape ahead of the team’s formal entry into Indy Lights as of 2022. Today the squad announced it has signed Formula Regional Americas and Indy Pro 2000 ace Kyffin Simpson as its lead driver, while owner Tim Neff and his crew continue... Continue Reading →
It goes without saying that Christian Lundgaard hasn’t had the best of seasons in Formula 2 with ART GP. In a year beset by bad luck and an often puzzling lack of pace, the Danish 20-year-old and F2 sophomore has not emerged as the title candidate that many expected him to be after a promising... Continue Reading →
Earlier this week F1 Feeder Series already spoke exclusively with David Malukas, and now we’ve had a one-to-one with the other championship contender in Indy Lights: Andretti Autosport’s force of nature Kyle Kirkwood. The Floridian spoke about his dominance in Laguna Seca, his confidence going into the season finale at Mid-Ohio and his plans for... Continue Reading →
It’s affordable, a true entry-level series for teenage speed devils and run by the same people that are responsible for the highly successful Road to Indy – meet USF Juniors! F1 Feeder Series had an exclusive first look at the newest open-wheel feeder series in the United States. By Jeroen Demmendaal For those of us... Continue Reading →
With only two races to go, the title battle in Indy Lights is going down to the wire. Speaking exclusively to F1 Feeder Series, HMD Motorsports driver David Malukas opens up on a tough weekend in Laguna Seca, his expectations for the season finale and his bright prospects for an IndyCar seat in 2022. By... Continue Reading →
Penske Entertainment, owner of the NTT IndyCar Series, has decided to regain full control and operational management of Indy Lights, the final stage of the Road to Indy ladder below the NTT IndyCar Series. By Jeroen Demmendaal The move will take effect after the 2021 season and is expected to see Penske Entertainment use its... Continue Reading →
It’s fitting that Myles Rowe’s first win came at a slippery track, where pure driving skills and courage behind the wheel were even more important than usual. Because for those of us who’ve watched the young New Yorker and the brand new Force Indy team get to grips with USF2000 this year, it’s been pretty... Continue Reading →
In a shock move Charouz announced on Wednesday that it would immediately replace FIA Formula 3 drivers Enzo Fittipaldi and Reshad de Gerus with Hunter Yeany and Zdenek Chovanec. Just who are these drivers who will make their F3 debut at Spa this weekend? By Jeroen Demmendaal and Floris Visman While the reasons for the... Continue Reading →
It was a glorious late summer day at Autobahn Country Club in Joliet, the Chicago suburb otherwise mostly known for its historic prison that starred in several Hollywood films. On this Tuesday in August, however, another type of history was written as TJ Speed Motorsports shook down its first Indy Lights chassis at the Illinois... Continue Reading →
Twelve races are in the books, eight are yet to come: on August 20–21, Indy Lights kicks off the second half of its 2021 season with a doubleheader at the Gateway oval in Illinois. To discuss the season so far and the road ahead, F1 Feeder Series sat down for a series of exclusive interviews with the... Continue Reading →
