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Dreyer & Reinbold set for full-time IndyCar return in 2027 with purchase of charter from RLL

Dreyer & Reinbold set for full-time IndyCar return in 2027 with purchase of charter from RLL

The RACER Mailbag, July 22

The RACER Mailbag, July 22

Schumacher looking to build on breakthrough Nashville result

Schumacher looking to build on breakthrough Nashville result

Palou defeats Penske trio in Nashville to score fifth IndyCar win of the season

Palou defeats Penske trio in Nashville to score fifth IndyCar win of the season

IndyCar race at Nashville shortened, postponed to Monday due to weather

IndyCar race at Nashville shortened, postponed to Monday due to weather

Why Toyota races: ‘Motorsport Is NOT advertising’

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Why Toyota races: ‘Motorsport Is NOT advertising’

By RACER Staff - Jul 22, 2026, 8:54 AM ET

Why does Toyota spend billions on motorsports? According to Toyota Gazoo Racing Global Motorsports Director Masaya Kaji, it's not about advertising – it's about building better people, better technology and ultimately better cars.

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