Archive for the ‘Mazda Road to Indy’ Category
Read: Finally, with a little help, our first top 10 of the season
Rain is said to be the great equalizer in motor racing. For Lloyd Read, Sunday’s rain at Barber Motorsports Park also left him with some vindication — and left him wanting more.
Mazda Road to Indy: Pigot, Chaves victorious on Sunday at Barber
Spencer Pigot made it four for four in Pro Mazda and Gabby Chaves won his second race of the Indy Lights season in today’s action at Barber Motorsports Park.
Mazda Road to Indy: Repeat winners the theme of the day
[Mazda Road to Indy PR] Each of the winners at every level of the Mazda Road to Indy today at Barber Motorsports Park has already won at least one race in his respective series this season. Click here for the full reports and results from all four races.
Epps retires from 2014 USF2000 Championship
[Michael Epps PR] After being named a favourite for the title, UK resident Michael Epps encountered issues entering the United States in March and was unable to obtain a new visa before this weekend’s event at Barber Motorsports Park, forcing his retirement from the 2014 USF2000 Championship.
Catching up with Road to Indy TV
Road to Indy TV is three episodes in as a new biweekly series designed to promote the cars and stars of the Mazda Road to Indy. Click here to get caught up!
Read: One tiny oil cap brings Long Beach hopes crashing down
It’s amazing how the tiniest detail can ruin an entire race weekend. In Lloyd Read’s blog from the Indy Lights event at Long Beach, he reveals the one little thing that brought his Long Beach hopes crashing down: an oil cap.
Chaves flips the script with Indy Lights win at Long Beach
[Lights PR] Colombian-American Gabby Chaves turned the tables on Zach Veach to claim a finely judged victory in this morning’s Long Beach 100, Round 2 of the Indy Lights Presented by Cooper Tires.
Veach carries momentum forward with Lights pole at Long Beach
[Lights PR] A thrilling 40-minute qualifying session for tomorrow’s Long Beach 100, Round 2 of the Indy Lights Presented by Cooper Tires, ended with first-round winner Zach Veach vaulting from fourth to first on the very last lap.
Burkett: A breakthrough top 5 and a breakdown in St. Pete
Hi, I’m Daniel Burkett, back for a second season of USF2000 with Belardi Auto Racing and another year of keeping you updated on my progress here at More Front Wing. Here’s a full rundown of my weekend in St. Petersburg.
Grist: Uncharacteristic opening weekend in St. Petersburg
I’m Garett Grist, one of the Pro Mazda drivers at Andretti Autosport, and I’m excited to be blogging for you this season at More Front Wing! After such a strong start at Winterfest, we were looking forward to getting to St. Petersburg and seeing what we could do to start the regular season. Unfortunately, things didn’t go as planned.
Telitz: The St. Pete struggle bus
I’m Aaron Telitz, USF2000 driver for ArmsUp Motorsports, and this is my first blog entry of the year for More Front Wing! I wish I had good news to share, but St. Pete was a tough weekend to start the year with. Here’s what happened.
Read: Dodging airborne tires is no way to start a season
My name is Lloyd Read, and I’m driving in Indy Lights for Bryan Herta Autosport. I’ll be keeping you updated on things all year long here at More Front Wing. Here’s how our season opener went — and I’ll tell you, dodging airborne tires is no way to start a season!