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Rahal, Carpenter just focusing on Indy

Indianapolis 500 qualifying stars Ed Carpenter and Graham Rahal say they are trying not to think about the career boosts they could get from a good result in IndyCar's most famous race and are just focusing on being as competitive as possible.

Red Bull NASCAR squad to test DTM champ

Sweden's Mattias Ekstrom to test Brian Vickers' Sprint Cup Toyota at VIR road course.

Sebastian Saavedra's Indy blog: We're in!

"I still can't believe that I am in the Indianapolis 500. I told someone today that maybe it is OK that I am sore from my crash on Sunday, because that means that this is real and I am not dreaming."

Tagliani: Real work starts now

Alex Tagliani says the FAZZT team's work is only just beginning, despite his star performance in qualifying for the Indianapolis 500.

Ferrari interested in link with American team

Ferrari has expressed a keen desire to tie up with an American F1 team in the near future if its idea to allow teams to provide a third car is accepted.

Chandhok: Willis key to HRT's future

Karun Chandhok thinks that HRT's technical consultant Geoff Willis is key to seeing the team make the progress it needs to from now on.

Foyt family spat "no big deal"

A.J. Foyt told the Indianapolis Star his dispute with his grandson that resulted in A.J. Foyt IV vacating his grandfather's No. 41 on Bump Day in favor of Jaques Lazier was "no big deal."

Fernandes: New teams earning respect

Lotus Racing boss Tony Fernandes believes that Formula 1's new teams have finally begun to earn the respect of their competitors and fans, and that FOTA remains unified despite outside pressure to split its members.

Raikkonen: Results not important

Red Bull World Rally Championship driver Kimi Raikkonen has admitted his result at this week's Rally of Portugal is not important to him, as he's more interested in getting to the end of the event.

Beatriz: Rookie win bigger than gender

Ana Beatriz says that ending up as top rookie on the Indianapolis 500 grid means much more to her than being the highest-placed woman in the starting lineup, despite the event's record female entry.

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