Santino Ferrucci has never failed to finish outside of the top seven in any of his three Indianapolis 500 starts and took a sixth place finish on Sunday.
Ed Carpenter stalled during his first pit stop on Sunday but recovered to finish an excellent fifth in the Indianapolis 500.
Pato O’Ward lost a podium place on the final lap to Simon Pagenaud, but he felt he did everything he could to take the victory in Sunday’s Indianapolis 500.
From twenty-sixth on the grid, Simon Pagenaud drove a strong Indianapolis 500 on Sunday to claim third and a place on the podium.
Alex Palou took a superb second in Sunday’s Indianapolis 500, but the young Spaniard felt he had the pace in his #10 Chip Ganassi Racing car to win the legendary event.
Helio Castroneves confirmed himself as a legend at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway by claiming the fourth Indy 500 victory of his career on Sunday.
Grégoire Saucy responded perfectly to his race one disqualification by dominating race two for this fourth FRECA victory of 2021.
Oscar Piastri and Guanyu Zhou were given a day each behind the wheel of the Renault R.S.18 earlier this week as part of their development plan with the Alpine Academy.
Hadrien David has been declared the race winner of race one at Paul Ricard after Grégoire Saucy was disqualified for a technical infringement.
Grégoire Saucy took his fourth win in seven FRECA races on Saturday, dominating race one at Paul Ricard despite safety cars bookending the race.
Joel Eriksson will debut in Formula E next month in the Puebla E-Prix double header in place of Nico Müller, who will be racing instead in the DTM Series.
Tom Dillmann will act as a reserve driver for Jaguar Racing for the remainder of the 2020-21 FIA Formula E season.
Nikita Mazepin and Mick Schumacher finished at the back of the pack in last weekend’s Monaco Grand Prix.
Grégoire Saucy was dominant in race one of the weekend at Paul Ricard, with Hadrien David and Michael Belov completing the podium.
Williams struggled around Monaco, with George Russell and Nicholas Latifi ending fourteenth and fifteenth in last Sunday’s race.
Neither George Russell nor Nicholas Latifi were in with a chance to score points in Monaco, a track that did not suit their FW43B Williams car.
Alfa Romeo finally scored their first point of 2021 in Monaco last weekend, and Team Principal Frédéric Vasseur says it is a reward for the whole team for the work they’ve put in to improve the C41-Ferrari.
