F1 will have six rookies entering in 2025 and each one will be eager to prove their worth. But who looks the strongest of the six joining?

Logan Sargeant does not deserve any ounce of hate coming his way and this article sets out to prove the reality of his current situation.

Indy never disappoints and this year was no exception. Here are seven stories that have been written from this year's Indianapolis 500.

Malukas and Arrow McLaren have parted ways and now leaves both entities in search of new options for 2024 and 2025.

Arguably the driver under the most pressure, Da Costa has had a horrible season that he needs to turn around to ensure a place in Formula E.

Carlos Sainz Jr is at a crossroad for 2025 and needs to decide which team will give him the best chance for his elusive first title.

Linus Lundqvist is finally making his long overdue debut in the Indycar series but is already being touted as a future superstar.

Before his career spiralled, Daniel Ricciardo was putting in drives at the level of a world champion and Monaco remains the prime example.

Arguably the move of the modern era. Lewis Hamilton is leaving the familiar territory of Mercedes and is bound for a new home with Ferrari.

Marcus Ericsson is a vastly improved driver today and the 106th Indy 500 shows the turning in his racing career.

A new generation means new challenges to overcome and 5 drivers on the grid need to usurp their own hurdles to remain a commodity to FE.

Indycar has always been about the diversity of racing but its current path is arguably costing the series additional excitement.

Sam Bird is one of the most revered drivers in Formula E but currently faces desperate need for rejuvenation within himself.