Cardile cleared to join Aston Martin

Cardile cleared to join Aston Martin

Enrico Cardile is finally joining Aston Martin as their new Chief Technical Officer after a long delay. Ferrari had stopped him from starting earlier by forcing him to take a 12-month break before joining a rival team. This caused problems between the two teams and led to lawyers getting involved. Now the issue is settled, and Cardile can start working with Aston Martin as they prepare for the 2026 rule changes.

Click here to read the full article by Nick Golding (racingnews365.com)

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Winners and losers from Iowa Speedway

William Byron won the race at Iowa Speedway by saving fuel during many cautions. He led 141 laps and is now back on top of the points standings with three races left before the playoffs. Brad Keselowski finished third and earned the most points, while Ryan Preece and Bubba Wallace also had strong finishes that helped their playoff chances. Kyle Larson had a rough day and finished 28th, Chris Buescher lost ground in the playoff fight, and Noah Gragson finished 29th for the fifth race in a row.

Click here to read the full article by Dustin Long (nbcsports.com)

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Andretti extends 3D Printing deal with Stratasys

Andretti Global has renewed its partnership with 3D printing company Stratasys, keeping it as the Official 3D Printing Partner for its INDYCAR team. Since 2018, Stratasys has helped Andretti produce essential car parts, such as helmet adapters and steering tools, using advanced 3D printers. As part of the new deal, Stratasys will also help build a 3D printing lab at Andretti’s new headquarters and keep its logo on all INDYCAR Honda cars. Other motorsport teams, such as Red Bull Racing and Ford, are also utilizing 3D printing to manufacture parts more efficiently and enhance performance.

Click here to read the full article by Paloma Duran (3dprintingindustry.com)

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NASCAR sees another points shake-up after Iowa

William Byron won the race at Iowa Speedway after saving enough fuel to stay ahead of Chase Briscoe, Brad Keselowski, and Ryan Blaney. The win helped him take back the lead in the NASCAR Cup Series standings, now 18 points ahead of Chase Elliott, who finished 14th. Kyle Larson and Denny Hamlin had bad races and are now 45 and 51 points behind Byron. Byron has led the standings in 18 of the 23 races this season, with only three races left in the regular season.

Click here to read the full article by Asher Fair (beyondtheflag.com)

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Lamborghini pulls the plug on SC63

Lamborghini will cease racing in the IMSA SportsCar Championship next season and put its SC63 LMDh project on hold due to high costs and a new plan for its motorsport activities. The company said it didn’t expect the project to be so expensive and couldn’t find a new partner after ending its deal with Iron Lynx. Lamborghini will still race in the final two IMSA endurance events this year with Riley Motorsports. After that, it will focus on its new Temerario GT3 car and a one-make racing series planned for 2027 but may explore other racing opportunities in the future.

Click here to read the full article by Gary Watkins (autosport.com)