Penske Entertainment has replaced IndyCar President Jay Frye with Indianapolis Motor Speedway president Doug Boles. The change comes just over three weeks before the start of the new IndyCar season.

Longtime IMS president Doug Boles has added president of IndyCar while maintaining his IMS role. Jay Frye has left his post as president of the series and is no longer with Penske Entertainment ...

Key changes shared this morning include: Doug Boles will serve as President of both INDYCAR and Indianapolis Motor Speedway, succeeding Jay Frye. Mark Sibla will be promoted to Senior Vice President, ...

While IndyCar races have traditionally been held within the United States (with an annual jaunt to Canada), the growing profile of American open-wheel racing has sparked plenty of interest for an ...

IndyCar expands its IndyCar Live streaming platform to US race fans. Fox planning to launch new direct-to-consumer platform by the end of 2025. Fox will air the Super Bowl on its ad-supported ...

A new day is dawning for IndyCar, America’s premiere open-wheel racing series. A swap to FOX and the signing of Formula 1’s Will Buxton to the commentary team signals a shift in how the sport ...

The same inside-the-helmet camera technology used in recent Formula 1 and NASCAR broadcasts will be making its debut this season with the NTT IndyCar Series on FOX. RACER has learned The Driver’s Eye ...

McLaren Racing Announces Greene Tweed as Official Partner McLaren Racing ...

And INDYCAR is no different. Compared to rivals F1 and NASCAR, INDYCAR has endured more of an uphill battle over the last couple of decades. After a split that nearly killed the sport and cleared ...

Coverage of IndyCar is moving to the Fox network in 2025, and the network is making a big push to make sure that fans know it. The biggest step yet in this push came in the form of three different ...