NASCAR teams have hired antitrust lawyer Jeffrey Kessler to advise them as terms of a new revenue sharing model have not yet been agreed upon.The Associated Press reported Kessler’s hiring on Sunday night. There was a meeting between NASCAR team owners earlier in the day after the 66th Daytona 500...

IndyCar CEO Mark Miles sat down with RACER at the recent Phoenix Open Test to discuss a variety of important topics facing the series as it heads into the 2018 season. In the first portion of a two-part interview, Miles opens with a deep dive on securing new TV and...

A two-year Formula 1 broadcasting rights deal with ESPN in the United States was the best approach for the sport to take advantage of future growth, according to Sean Bratches.It was announced last month that the rights in the U.S. will switch from NBC to ESPN, with the latter agreeing...

The conundrum around IndyCar and its television partners is quite simple: NBCSN's coverage on cable airs the majority of the season and is favored by the hard-core fans, while ABC draws larger numbers because it broadcasts the Indianapolis 500 and it's network television.Both contracts expire at the end of 2018...

Sir Martin Sorrell is a name likely unknown even to the most passionate Formula 1 fan, yet the 71-year-old is a highly influential member of the F1 board alongside Bernie Ecclestone and Donald Mackenzie.Sorrell may be below the radar to many, but given his list of accomplishments in the business...