The saga of Scott Tucker took a turn in his favor on Thursday.Convicted in 2017 of money laundering, racketeering, and violating the Truth In Lending Act in relation to his payday lending practices through AMG Capital Management, LLC, the former sports car champion was sentenced to 16 years and eight...

It's the first of a two-part World Wide Technology Raceway doubleheader wrap-up episode of the Week In IndyCar Listener Q&A show as we dive into a bunch of questions submitted via social media.A sampling of the items posed this week (Q&A begins at the 8m31s mark in the episode):"Michael Andretti...

The appeal to overturn the $1.27 billion fine levied against imprisoned former race car driver Scott Tucker has been denied.On January 5, Tucker was taken into custody and began serving 16 years and eight months in jail for his role in defrauding customers who used the various payday loan businesses...

The price of doing business with former racecar driver/team owner and convicted felon Scott Tucker will cost U.S. Bancorp $528,000,000.The bank, used by the former payday loan magnate, has been hit with a massive fine by the U.S. attorney's office in Manhattan for its lack of reporting the suspicious business...

Scott Tucker's days as a free man came to an end on Friday after the former American Le Mans Series team owner was sentenced to 16 years and eight months in prison for a variety of federal indictments related to payday loan crimes.The Missouri-based Tucker, 55, was taken into custody...

Former sports car driving champion and Level 5 Motorsports team owner Scott Tucker and his lawyer Timothy Muir were convicted of illegal payday lending practices on Friday.A jury in Manhattan, N.Y., returned a guilty verdict for Tucker and Muir on a number of significant charges, including Racketeering Influenced Corrupt Organizations...

Scott Tucker's massive collection of racecars and associated support equipment will go up for auction in May.Proceeds from the auction are expected to be used towards covering some of the $1.2 billion fine levied against Tucker by the Federal Trade Commission in October for deceptive business practices. Assembled under the...

Former sports car racer and payday loan magnate Scott Tucker has received four additional criminal charges added to his wide-ranging federal indictment for unlawful debt collection and loan practices.According to The Kansas City Star, Tucker and his lawyer, Tim Muir, had the same four counts tacked onto their existing cases,...

Former sportscar driver and champion Scott Tucker received unpleasant news on Friday when a Nevada U.S. District Court judge ruled the payday lending magnate must pay a fine of $1.266 billion to the Federal Trade Commission for deceptive business practices that defrauded as many as 4.5 million customers.As reported by...

Reuters reports that the FBI has confirmed the arrest of sportscar champion Scott Tucker and one of his lawyers, Timothy Muir, following a probe related to payday lending entities that authorities claimed Tucker controlled, including AMG Services Inc.The arrests followed a related lawsuit by the Federal Trade Commission that sought...