F1 rejects Andretti’s bid to join the grid as the 11th team
F1 has issued a statement rejecting the application for a new Andretti Global entry sponsored by General Motors despite the FIA’s earlier approval
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Jake Dennis signs a multi-year contract with Andretti Formula E team
The Andretti Formula E team confirmed on Wednesday afternoon that Formula E World Champion Jake Dennis has signed a multi-year contract extension
Zane Maloney signs with Andretti as Formula E reserve driver
Zane Maloney has signed with Andretti Global as Formula E reserve driver for the upcoming 2023-24 season.
Andretti cuts down on IndyCar entries to three
Andretti Global has confirmed that it will be cutting down its IndyCar program from four full-time entries to three for the 2024 season.
Andretti F1 entry bid receives a major boost after General Motors’ announcement
Andretti’s F1 entry bid is expected to receive a significant boost after General Motors announced on Tuesday that it has registered with the FIA to become an engine supplier starting 2028.
Andretti suffers a major setback after Alpine engine arrangement expires
A pre-contract arrangement to provide customer engines to Andretti’s future F1 team has now expired, according to Alpine.
Andretti closing in on FIA approval but faces F1 opposition
According to reports, Andretti is “close” to receiving FIA approval to enter the Formula 1 grid, but other significant players are bound to object.
Marcus Ericsson parts ways with Ganassi to join Andretti
Marcus Ericsson will join Andretti Autosport for the 2024 IndyCar season, the team announced on Wednesday.
Felipe Drugovich linked with Andretti for a possible Formula E move
Aston Martin reserve driver Felipe Drugovich is reported to be considering a move to Formula E, according to Andretti driver Jake Dennis.
Andretti hires Nick Chester as technical director for F1 project
Nick Chester, a former technical director for Renault, is reported to have joined Andretti F1 project after leaving McLaren’s Formula E team to serve as the technical director.
Domenicali insists F1 doesn’t need new teams
Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali maintains that the sport does not require any new teams, which calls into question Michael Andretti’s efforts to secure a Formula 1 entry.
Andretti’s entry in F1 will pave way for American drivers
Only an American outfit like Andretti can open the door for American drivers in Formula 1.