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Penske sells a portion of Indianapolis Motor Speedway to Fox
Penske Entertainment, the Roger Penske-owned entity that holds Indianapolis Motor Speedway and IndyCar among its assets, said Thursday it has sold one-third interest in the company to Fox. The sale was described as a strategic investment and partnership designed to launch new growth for IndyCar and it includes a multi-year contract extension for Fox Sports’
SportsLine's model has simulated the 2025 NASCAR at Indianapolis race and championship race of the NASCAR In-Season Challenge ...
Bubba Wallace became the first Black driver to win on Indianapolis Motor Speedway's 2.5-mile oval, beating out Kyle Larson ...
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Bubba Wallace Makes History As First Black Driver To Win Major Race On Indianapolis Motor Speedway’s OvalOn Sunday, Bubba Wallace made history as the first Black driver to win a major NASCAR race on Indianapolis Motor Speedway’s 2 ...
The challenges will be immense for NASCAR Cup drivers and teams in today’s race at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
As far as permanent seats go, Indianapolis Motor Speedway can seat 250,000. After general admission is accounted for, though, the speedway can hold 350,000 fans — more than twice as much as the ...
Well, folks, if drama in motorsports is your cup of espresso, Austin Hill just served us a triple shot. NASCAR didn’t hold back after his move during last Saturday’s Xfinity Series race at ...
FOX Corporation is going all-in on the NTT IndyCar Series and the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Today, Penske Entertainment ...
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Dale Earnhardt Jr. reacts to Brickyard 400, paints bleak picture for Next Gen car at IndianapolisDale Earnhardt Jr. had some interesting things to say about this year’s Brickyard 400 and the Next Gen car at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. On the Dale Jr.
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