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Motorsport.com's most read stories of 2022

After another exciting year in the racing world, Motorsport.com brings you a list of the most read stories on our website this year. Thanks for reading and see you in 2023.

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Mario Andretti hatches Fernando Alonso F1 plan along with driver rejected by FIA

Andretti are working hard behind the scenes to gain approval to launch the 11th F1 team on the current grid, and have spoken highly of a potential driver target in veteran Alonso

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Will changing teams make Alexander Rossi an IndyCar title threat again?

Alexander Rossi scored eight IndyCar race victories in seven years at Andretti Autosport, but he could be on the brink of a rebirth at Arrow McLaren SP. The 2018 and 2019 series runner-up is hopeful that a clean break in a team on an upward trajectory can provide the spark…

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Can Rossi become an IndyCar title fighter again at AMSP?

Alexander Rossi scored eight wins in seven years at Andretti Autosport – a lower ratio than any of us expected. Now he could be on the brink of a rebirth at Arrow McLaren SP. He spoke to David Malsher-Lopez.

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Herta extends Andretti contract to the end of 2027

IndyCar ace Colton Herta will remain with Andretti Autosport through to the end of 2027, after a potential Formula 1 move for 2023 was nixed by the FIA's superlicence requirements.

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Palou: IndyCar deserves more superlicence points, not as many as F2

Success in IndyCar should earn more points towards an FIA superlicence according to 2021 series champion Alex Palou, although the Spaniard understands why Formula 2 currently has a higher weighting.

Autosport

Why COTA sees no threat from Miami or Las Vegas F1 races

Sitting in his office at the Circuit of the Americas on the eve of the Formula 1 US GP, track CEO Bobby Epstein is a happy man.

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The top 10 IndyCar drivers of 2022

After a dramatic 2022 IndyCar season, Will Power was crowned champion for the second time last month. But who were the most impressive drivers of the year, and who didn't make the cut despite their efforts? Here are Autosport's top 10 IndyCar drivers of the year

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Pierre Gasly move to Alpine confirmed as Nyck de Vries replaces him at AlphaTauri

After months of speculation, Gasly will finally get his fresh start away from the Red Bull stable, while AlphaTauri will replace him with man-of-the-moment de Vries

Daily Mirror

Ranked! Top 10 IndyCar drivers of 2022

It was a thrilling 2022 NTT IndyCar season that saw five drivers head to the finale with a mathematical chance of winning the title. Did the points table accurately reflect form across the 17-race season? Nearly, but not quite, says David Malsher-Lopez.

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FIA Denies IndyCar Driver Colton Herta’s Super License Request

The Andretti driver only has 32 of the required 40 points needed.

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FIA formally rejects Herta's F1 superlicence request

The FIA has clarified that it rejected Red Bull’s request for IndyCar race winner Colton Herta to be granted an exemption for a Formula 1 superlicence.

Autosport

Brown: F1’s success in the US not dependent on American driver or team

Zak Brown does not believe Formula 1’s success in the United States is dependent on an American driver or team, but he would “love to see it happen.”

Autosport

Nyck de Vries confirms talks with Red Bull boss Helmut Marko after shining on F1 debut

The Dutch driver got plenty of people talking after scoring points on his F1 debut at Monza for Williams, and his options for a potential 2023 seat have opened up since

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Herta doesn't want to be "an exception" over F1 superlicence

Colton Herta says he didn’t want to get into Formula 1 by force majeure but by FIA offering greater points reward for IndyCar success.

Autosport

Rossi: Herta paying price for F1's past "greed"

Alexander Rossi has hit out at the FIA's superlicence system for preventing Colton Herta from racing in Formula 1, saying 'he should get that opportunity if it's offered to him'.

Autosport

Williams waiting on Sargeant as F1 driver market hots up

Williams looks set to rely on Logan Sargeant qualifying for a superlicence as the last pieces of the 2023 Formula 1 driver market begin to fall into place.

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FIA's own-goal in Colton Herta case risks undoing all F1's hard work wooing the US market

AlphaTauri wanted to bring IndyCar star Herta to the F1 grid next year, but needed the FIA to allow superlicence rules to be bent – and it seems they will not get that help from the governing body

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Brown: Verstappen, Raikkonen wouldn't have qualified for F1 superlicence either

McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown thinks the FIA's superlicence rules need to be reviewed in the wake of Colton Herta's struggle to obtain one, saying that under the current system world champions Max Verstappen and Kimi Raikkonen wouldn't have gotten one either.

Daily Mirror

Nyck de Vries 'spotted meeting' Helmut Marko as AlphaTauri seek Colton Herta alternative

Pierre Gasly's move to Alpine looked in danger after Red Bull's Colton Herta deal collapsed, but it seems AlphaTauri have found an alternative they would be happy with

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Colton Herta deal off as Red Bull give up on plan to convince FIA to let American join F1

The reported collapse of the deal will most likely end Pierre Gasly's chances of leaving a year early for a fresh start with Alpine, as AlphaTauri will now want to keep the Frenchman

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Colton Herta's F1 switch off as Red Bull abandons efforts

Colton Herta's hopes of moving to Formula 1 next year have been dashed, with Red Bull abandoning its efforts to secure the IndyCar race winner a seat at AlphaTauri.

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Herta's F1 switch off as Red Bull abandons efforts

Colton Herta's hopes of moving to Formula 1 next year have been dashed, with Red Bull abandoning its efforts to secure him an AlphaTauri seat.

Daily Mirror

Four drivers set to take part in Alpine test as Fernando Alonso replacements considered

Pierre Gasly was the team's preferred choice, but that move depends on AlphaTauri replacing him with Colton Herta – so the Enstone outfit is keeping its options open

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Giovinazzi set to join Alpine F1 test at Hungaroring

Antonio Giovinazzi is set to join the list of drivers invited to participate in an Alpine Formula 1 test at Budapest later this month.

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