Robert Wickens' promising racing career seemed as if it was cut tragically short after a 2018 crash left him paralyzed from ...

Robert Wickens’s promising racing career seemed like it was cut tragically short after a 2018 crash left him paralyzed from ...

It’s safe to say Robert Wickens circled this weekend in red when he and DXDT Racing announced plans to compete in the Grand ...

Robert Wickens sought improvements for his pit stop driver changes since the previous IMSA sprint round for the GTD class ...

Robert Wickens was a rising IndyCar star when a horrific crash changed his life and career. Now, with assistance from Bosch, ...

Robert Wickens of Guelph, Ont., was partially paralyzed in a catastrophic accident while driving in an IndyCar race in 2018 but he has been steadily climbing the tiers of motorsport since then. He’ll ...

Wickens, who made his WeatherTech SportsCar Championship GTD debut earlier this year as part of a sprint race program with DXDT Racing, will be racing on home soil in a Sunday feature race for the ...

Robert Wickens was a rising IndyCar star when a horrific crash changed his life and career. Now, with assistance from Bosch, new tech is helping him to race—and could help road drivers, too.

The journey of Robert Wickens returning to auto racing has been a success story of the highest order. Not only has the 36-year-old from Guelph returned to his passion, his drive and determination ...

Robert Wickens, whose terrifying crash at the Pocono Indycar race in 2018 left him paralyzed from the waist down, could, at least in theory, make an IndyCar comeback.

Team Americas (car 831) followed in second, driven by Michael Lewis, Mason Filippi, Bryson Morris, and Robert Wickens. Wickens, a paraplegic driver, impressed fans by completing the race using a ...