The Latest Breaking News from Mario Andretti

The Indy 500 was an official world championship race between 1950 and 1960, meaning that teams and drivers who only competed in the 500 also appear in the final standings of those seasons. It also means that drivers who finished well in the 500 could beat drivers who had a…

Michael Andretti is eager to 'pave the way' for American drivers to reach Formula 1 with a 'legitimate shot' if his plan to form a new team is successful.

Michael Andretti is optimistic he has support from the FIA for his planned Formula 1 entry after a meeting with president Mohammed Ben Sulayem in Miami on Friday.

The posh, stodgy European sport has been transformed for the U.S. with a hit Netflix series, race car drivers on Twitch, and a Miami-meets-Vegas overhaul—and it’s working.

As the top echelon of motorsport, Formula 1 sits in the company of the aerospace industry and the military as a hotbed of technical development and game-changing innovation.

Sixteen Australians have started world championship grands prix since 1950. Six have taken podiums, five have won races and two became world champions, with Oscar Piastri’s strong position at McLaren raising the possibility of a third.

Mario Andretti revealed on social media that his son applied to FIA and the entry checks all the boxes.

Winning Indy car team owner Vincent Granatelli has died at the age of 78 after contracting pneumonia and COVID.

Winning Indy car team owner Vincent Granatelli has died at the age of 78 after contracting pneumonia and then COVID.