Sebastien Bourdais was buoyed by his pole run in qualifying for today’s six-hour Tirerack.com Battle on the Bricks at ...
The six-hour endurance race is scheduled to go green Sunday, Sept. 22 at 11:40 a.m. The final three hours can be viewed on ...
Sebastien Boudais has taken Chip Ganassi Racing to pole for Sunday’s Battle on the Bricks at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The ...
Those pulling for Sebastien Bourdais will undoubtedly be disappointed by the latest reports emanating from the Formula One paddock. After winning the now-defunct Champ Car title four times in a ...
Sebastien Bourdais may not have made a go of it in Formula One, but after winning the Champ Car World Series four years in a row and coming in second at Le Mans two years running, the Le Mans ...
Bourdais won the pole by .225 seconds over Wayne Taylor Racing with Andretti Global’s Louis Deletraz. Porsche Penske ...
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The inside story of what really makes four IndyCar greats tickHe joined reigning champion Bourdais from round three ... victories on the way to his second Champ Car World Series title in ...
IndyCar CEO Mark Miles has said he doesn't intend to return to any former tracks — but there's quite a selection to choose ...
There's a lot more on the line than just an IndyCar title as the series visits Nashville Superspeedway for the 2024 ...
As Alex Palou was celebrating his third NTT IndyCar Series championship on September 15 at Nashville Superspeedway, one of ...
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Alex Palou challenges for ‘greatest of all time’ title with third IndyCar championshipBy securing his third championship in four years, Alex Palou enters the conversation as one of IndyCar's greatest drivers of ...
It’s only happened three other times this century: Sebastien Bourdais’ four-peat in Champ Car (2004-07), Sam Hornish Jr. in the IRL (2001-02) and Gil de Ferran doing the same in CART (2000-01).
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