News Details
Mark Miles interview, Part 2: IndyCar sponsorship, new engine partners
The close of RACER's two-part pre-season conversation with Verizon IndyCar Series CEO Mark Miles covers the searches for a new title sponsor and new engine manufacturers to join Chevy and Honda. With Verizon's time as IndyCar's primary sponsor set to end later this year, Miles has been actively pursuing a replacement for the telecommunications giant. Following yesterday's discussion on IndyCar's similar hunt for new TV and streaming contracts, Miles sees the two as interlinked tasks. Related Stories Related Stories IndyCar Continental expresses interest in IndyCar IndyCar extends Holmatro Safety Team deal for five years Interview: Mark Miles on IndyCar's TV future RLL reveals another new...
Full Story »
Full Story »
You May Also Be Interested In...
Interview: Mark Miles on IndyCar's TV future
IndyCar CEO Mark Miles sat down with RACER at the recent Phoenix Open...
-6y from Racer.com
IndyCar extends Holmatro Safety Team deal for five...
IndyCar's guardian angels, its traveling safety crew, will continue to...
-6y from Racer.com
Continental expresses interest in IndyCar
Continental has expressed interest in taking over as the official tire...
-6y from Racer.com
Robin Miller's Mailbag for February 14, presented by...
Page 1 of 5 Welcome to the Robin Miller Mailbag presented by Honda Racing...
-6y from Racer.com
Comments
Hottest News
How Palou managed the final restart to win the Indy GP
No description available... Read More »
-4h from Motorsport.com
Herta labels Ericsson’s first lap move as ‘so dumb’
Colton Herta was the biggest mover of the recent... Read More »
-6h from MotorsportWeek.com
Lundgaard “Happy to be disappointed” with first podium...
No description available... Read More »
-5h from Motorsport.com