
Ex-F1 driver Logan Sargeant set for racing return in IMSA
Former F1 driver Logan Sargeant is set to return to competitive racing after PR1 Mathiasen Motorsports LMP2 team confirmed his entry in two IMSA SportsCar

Former F1 driver Logan Sargeant is set to return to competitive racing after PR1 Mathiasen Motorsports LMP2 team confirmed his entry in two IMSA SportsCar

Logan Sargeant has issued a heartfelt statement following his sudden departure from Williams Racing.

Franco Colapinto has made headlines as he prepares to step into the F1 cockpit with Williams Racing, replacing the recently axed Logan Sargeant

Williams Racing has officially announced a major change in its driver lineup for the remainder of the 2024 F1 season, replacing American driver Logan Sargeant

Carlos Sainz has been publicly identified by Williams boss James Vowles as his number one driver target to race alongside Alex Albon for 2025 F1.

Williams has determined the cost of damage and repairs to Alex Albon and Logan Sargeant’s cars following their separate crashes at the Australian and Japanese

Logan Sargeant admitted that he made a “silly error” after suffering a major crash in the opening practice for the Japanese Grand Prix.

Williams has pulled Logan Sargeant out of the Australian Grand Prix so that his teammate Alex Albon can drive his car.

Williams has announced that its drivers have been cleared to race after Qatar’s brutal conditions forced Logan Sargeant to retire while Alex Albon sought medical

Logan Sargeant has admitted that he has not been using his in-race drink system during his rookie Formula 1 season.