Fernando Alonso looks set to return to the Indy 500 later next May with Andretti Autosport, with team boss Michael Andretti saying that a deal with the Spaniard was "looking pretty good". Alonso made his debut at the Brickyard in 2017 with a McLaren-entered Andretti run car, leading multiple laps before an engine issue forced him to retire 20 laps from the finish. Unfortunately, Alonso's second visit to Indy which took place last year was ruined by McLaren's comedy of errors, an experience that may have dampened the two-time F1 world champion's enthusiasm for racing in the blue riband event with his former employer's new Arrow McLaren SP team. Ericsson to give absolute priority...
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