Do drivers go from IndyCar to F1?

Yes. It’s a fact that there are very few drivers who move from IndyCar to F1, either the most talented or the ones with best sponsors, while quite a few F1 drivers move to IndyCar when they no longer have a seat in F1.

Who went from F1 to IndyCar?

Occasionally, the migration has gone the other way. Mario Andretti, the 1969 Indy winner, made 131 F1 starts and won the 1978 world title. His son, Michael, made 13 starts with McLaren’s F1 team in 1993 before returning full time to Indy cars the next season.

Who is the most successful IndyCar driver?

A four-time Indy 500 winner, American motorsport’s #1 driver AJ Foyt is the most successful IndyCar driver with 67 wins in his career. He held seven championship titles and remains the only man in motorsport to have won the Indy 500 and the 24 Hours of Le Mans in the same year.

Do IndyCar drivers get paid?

It’s not unheard of for some drivers not to take a salary during a season, though most do. On the low end for this season, one source guessed: maybe $250,000-$350,000. “Of the 24 regular-season drivers, everyone is compensated to some extent. …

Who are the drivers in the Indy 500?

• Row 1. Scott Dixon. Warmup: 219.704. Lap 1: 232.757.
• Row 2. Ed Carpenter. Warmup: 215.828.
• Row 3. Ryan Hunter-Reay. Warmup: 218.308.
• Row 4. Alexander Rossi. Warmup: 217.050.
• Row 5. Pietro Fittipaldi. Warmup: 216.491.
• Row 6. James Hinchcliffe. Warmup: 221.408.
• Row 7. Conor Daly. Warmup: 216.037.
• Row 8. JR Hildebrand. Warmup: 214.643.

Who has more IndyCar wins?

9 Indy Car Legends With the Most Wins in a Single Season

• 1 A.J. Foyt (10 wins in 1964, 7 wins in 1975)
• 2 Al Unser Sr. (
• 3 Mario Andretti (9 Wins in 1969, 8 in 1966 and 1967)
• 4 Tony Bettenhausen (8 wins in 1951)
• 5 Michael Andretti (8 wins in 1991)
• 6 Sebastien Bourdais (8 wins in 2007, 7 in 2004, 2006)
• 7 Al Unser Jr. (

How much does an Indy car weigh?

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