Sebastien Bourdais wasn't a candidate for RACER's list of the top 10 IndyCar drivers of 2012 because of his limited schedule, so we offered him the chance to make his own!
Red Bull took charge in the second Friday practice session for the Korean Grand Prix, as Sebastian Vettel edged out teammate Mark Webber by just 0.032sec.
Greg Biffle claimed his third pole position of the season in qualifying for Saturday night's fifth NASCAR Sprint Cup Chase round at Charlotte with a 193.708mph lap.
"I'm actually still trying to take it in, I wasn't ready for this," said Allmendinger, who will make his NASCAR Sprint Cup comeback after his drugs test suspension at Charlotte this weekend, having secured the Phoenix Racing seat.
Although there's limited testing for IndyCar this offseason, Scott Dixon, Dario Franchitti and Charlie Kimball get a valuable day's work in at the Milwaukee Mile.
Force India's billionaire team owner Vijay Mallya has had an arrest warrant issued against him for bouncing checks by the southern Indian city of Hyderabad, according to reports in the Indian press and AFP news agency.
McLaren has won the right to claim a corporation tax deduction on the $51 million fine that it was handed for its involvement in the 2007 spying controversy with Ferrari.
USF2000 runner-up Spencer Pigot dominates Star Mazda portion of Chris Griffis Memorial test, while paralyzed racer Michael Johnson (USF2000) and Zach Veach (Indy Lights) star in their respective series.
Peter Dempsey will have a shot at earning the 2013 Firestone Indy Lights Series championship, having been confirmed at Belardi Auto Racing for the full season on Thursday.
Sebastian Vettel insists that Red Bull is not alone in being unhappy about Pirelli's tires, and thinks it unfair his team are being singled out as whiners.
Lewis Hamilton says he will put everything into getting pole position for the Monaco Grand Prix to give Mercedes a chance of fending off its faster rivals for victory.
Jenson Button says he wants to keep a feeling of "freedom" over his Formula 1 future, despite McLaren's insistence that he is welcome to stay put until the end of his career.
Kimi Raikkonen says he is not at all surprised that his Formula 1 future is the subject of fervent speculation, but that will not make him hurry his decision over whether to stay at Lotus or move elsewhere.
McLaren team principal Martin Whitmarsh has confirmed that McLaren will have exclusive use of Honda Formula 1 engines in 2015 and that other teams may only race with the Japanese units "in due course."
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