Former NBC Sports IndyCar broadcaster Paul Tracy recovering after being hit by car
"Nobody is going to hold me back."
"Nobody is going to hold me back."
"Are we live?"
IndyCar and Fox Sports reached a historic agreement that will see every race on network TV even as streaming takes over the sports world.
IndyCar looks set to move from NBC to Fox beginning in 2025.
A big day for motorsports today with the Indianapolis 500 (weather permitting) on NBC and the Coca-Cola 600 on Fox as well as the Grand Prix de Monaco this morning on ABC.
"I remember specifically that the word ‘tragedy’ was being used a lot and I didn’t see it that way. That was an atrocity."
"Not a real person, we should point that out right away."
"IndyCar does not approve sponsorships associated with elected officials, candidates for political office or political action committees."
IndyCar's new media rights deal isn't signed, sealed, and delivered quite yet.
The late two-time Indianapolis 500 champion died while racing in 2011. Now his two young sons are aspiring pro drivers.
Fox could be adding IndyCar rights to its portfolio.
IndyCar is in a good place going into the 2024 season.
"They didn’t hold back in coming forward and letting me know, 'You don’t belong here.'"
The CEO of The CW's parent company seems willing to get involved in bidding for more live sports.
IndyCar is in St. Petersburg, Florida this weekend, but Buxton's international following wasn't aware of that.
Miller had been battling cancer and leukemia. He wrote in July that "I never dreamed that a guy who writes stories about race drivers could impact people’s lives and instill so much passion. I’ve had the greatest life anyone can imagine, and I’ve been lucky enough to share it with the fans."
"All I want to be remembered as is a race fan who got a job in radio or TV. And for some reason, people liked me."
This is a reversal of where things were heading in May.
With a lack of sports taking place and a main-network broadcast slot, could IndyCar reach a bigger audience?
The Indy 500 ratings bump including a fifteen percent increase over 2018 on ABC.
The IndyCar Grand Prix Saturday drew 1.07 million viewers on average for NBC, a 37 percent jump over last year's race on ABC.
This will mark Earnhardt Jr.'s first time attending the Indianapolis 500, but it's far from his first time on a non-NASCAR broadcast.
Patrick's previous broadcasting experience includes working on Fox NASCAR XFinity Series telecasts and hosting the ESPYs.
"We conducted a thorough investigation of this matter over the past two months, and given the current evidence have concluded that Paul did not write the offensive post."