2018 Grand Prix of St. Petersburg

After a season of intense on-track action once again, the Verizon IndyCar Series has concluded for the year, with Scott Dixon emerging as the champion for the fifth time. Here, TCF takes you through the key points of the year that ultimately went on to decide the championship.

With Liberty Media set to map out the future technical direction of F1 at this weekend’s Bahrain Grand Prix, and with a sedate Melbourne opener putting overtaking high on the agenda, should F1 follow IndyCar’s lead and adopt an approach that has already produced stellar racing?

British IndyCar rookie Jordan King has said that whilst he was happy with his speed in last weekend’s Grand Prix of St. Petersburg, he is disappointed that a strong race result slipped away after a puncture.

Carlin’s drivers, Max Chilton and Charlie Kimball, have given opposing views on how the British team fared in their first race in the Verizon IndyCar Series. The team took twentieth and twenty-first place at St. Pete.

After taking an emotional victory in last weekend’s Verizon IndyCar Series Grand Prix of St. Petersburg, Sebastien Bourdais had thanked his team for getting him back to victory lane after being injured for much of last year.

Robert Wickens and Alexander Rossi disagree on who is at fault for their collision which took the pair out of contention for the win of the Verizon IndyCar Series season-opening Grand Prix of St. Petersberg.

Sebastien Bourdais has won the 2018 Grand Prix of St. Petersburg after former race leaders, Robert Wickens and Alexander Rossi, collided with two laps remaining. The win is Bourdais’ second straight win at St. Pete.

Rookie talent shone in qualifying for the Verizon IndyCar Series 2018 Grand Prix of St. Petersburg. Pole-sitter Robert Wickens, along with Matheus Leist and Jordan King, all put themselves in the mix with the veterans.

Robert Wickens put in a sensational qualifying lap to take pole position for his first-ever Verizon IndyCar Series race, the season-opening Grand Prix of St. Petersburg.

The first race weekend of the 2018 Verizon IndyCar Series is officially underway. Rookie Matheus Leist and Andretti’s Ryan Hunter-Reay led the first two practice sessions ahead of this Sunday’s Grand Prix of St. Petersburg.

The 2018 Verizon IndyCar Series gets underway this weekend with the 2018 Grand Prix of St. Petersburg. Here, Jordan Groves takes you through everything you need to know before this weekend’s season-opener.

Four drivers have conducting last-minute pre-season testing at Sebring International Raceway ahead of this weekend’s season-opening race of the 2018 Verizon IndyCar Series.