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Videos 1w ago
Race Industry Week interview: IndyCar’s Jay Frye
Jay Frye, President of IndyCar, joined us for Race Industry Week 2022. Frye looks back on a record-breaking season that included the fastest (…)
Jay Frye
29 Dec 22
IndyCar 29 Dec 22
IndyCar plans expanded rubbering-in sessions for Texas and WWTR
Pleased with the results from having a limited group of drivers work Firestone rubber into second passing lanes at Texas Motor Speedway and (…)
12 Jul 22
IndyCar 12 Jul 22
IndyCar readying for grid expansion
The NTT IndyCar Series is preparing for another increase in its full-time entry list. Provided all of the expansion takes place as (…)
EPARTRADE Race Industry Week
ORIW: "Inside IndyCar with Jay Frye"
Jay Frye, president of IndyCar, joined us for an interview during Race Industry Week back in December. His inaugural year as president of (…)
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IndyCar 3w ago
IndyCar looking at practice format changes to limit red flag robbery
The NTT IndyCar Series hopes to solve the problem of having red flags rob precious time from its practice sessions by shifting to a new (…)
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IndyCar 4w ago
IndyCar creates downforce increase options at three ovals
For all of its oval races outside of the Indianapolis 500, the NTT IndyCar Series wants to make its teams have a modest increase in (…)
24 Nov 21
IndyCar 24 Nov 21
IndyCar nearing changes to qualifying format
As entries for the next IndyCar season continue to come into focus, series president Jay Frye and his competition team have started to (…)
22 Nov 21
EPARTRADE Race Industry Week 22 Nov 21
Frye joins featured speakers at Online Race Industry Week
Jay Frye is joining the impressive list of featured webinar speakers for EPARTRADE’s 2nd Annual Online RACE INDUSTRY WEEK, Monday through (…)
17 Nov 21
Insights & Analysis 17 Nov 21
PRUETT: IndyCar meets ZipRecruiter
The need to restock the NTT IndyCar Series paddock with new and younger team members is a problem that’s been chronicled many times (…)
05 Oct 21
IndyCar 05 Oct 21
Expanded IndyCar grid forcing qualifying rethink
Chevy anticipates a full-season car count in the 11 to 12 range, Honda is bracing for 15 entries to power next year, and assuming those (…)
