Posts Tagged ‘HVM Racing’
Simona de Silvestro joins KV Racing Technology
[KVRT/HVM PR] KV Racing Technology announced today that they have signed Swiss IndyCar driver Simona De Silvestro for the 2013 IZOD IndyCar season.
HVM Racing welcomes new team manager
[Team PR] Lotus HVM Racing welcomes Shane Seneviratne as the team’s new manager.
HVM: Bob Perona, Driver Coach
More Front Wing is proud to profile the individuals who work behind the scenes to keep the IZOD IndyCar Series on track. This latest installment of Featured Team Member profiles Bob Perona, Driver Coach for HVM Racing.
Toronto: Steph’s Friday thoughts
Steph offers her thoughts and observations from day one of track activity at the Honda Indy Toronto.
HVM Racing: Brian Fellows, Crew Chief
In this special series of Featured Team Member profiles, More Front Wing is proud to share memories from the individuals who work behind the scenes at the Indianapolis 500. This latest installment profiles Brian Fellows, Crew Chief for HVM Racing.
Wiggins provides insight into owners’ stance on aero kits
Keith Wiggins, owner of HVM Racing, sat down with More Front Wing to discuss the owners’ perspective on the debate regarding their vote to delay multiple aero kits to 2013.
What’s on your 2011 INDYCAR wish list?
Here’s Bash’s list of things she’d like to see in INDYCAR in 2011. What’s on your wish list?
HVM: Vince Kremer, Team Manager
More Front Wing is proud to profile the individuals who work behind the scenes to keep the IZOD IndyCar Series on track. This latest installment of Featured Team Member profiles Vince Kremer, Team Manager for HVM Racing.
Off-season Interview Series — Simona de Silvestro
On this edition of More Front Wing’s Off-season Interview Series, 2010 Indianapolis 500 Rookie of the Year and driver of the newly-christened #78 Nuclear Clean Air Energy/Entergy Dallara for HVM Racing Simona de Silvestro discusses what she takes away from a successful 2010 IZOD IndyCar Series campaign and looks forward to a very promising 2011. […]
IndyCar off-season: the good, the bad, and the ugly
Anyone connected to the IZOD IndyCar Series admits that this has been the best off-season for American open-wheel racing in recent memory. Unlike the last dozen years, there is little to no talk of politics, abysmal car counts, or races leaving the schedule.
Lloyd looks to wrap up Rookie of the Year title
Heading into this weekend’s activity at Homestead-Miami Speedway, the IZOD IndyCar Series Championship is not the only honor up for grabs. The Rookie of the Year fight is still alive and comes down to Alex Lloyd, the British driver of the #19 Boy Scout of America Dallara/Honda fielded by Dale Coyne Racing, and Swiss driver Simona de Silvestro, piloting the #78 Team Stargate Worlds/HVM Racing machine.