IndyCar entering new media partner negotiations
With the close to the 2023 NTT IndyCar Series season last weekend at Laguna Seca, the clock starts on the final year of the broadcast and streaming deal between NBC and the series’ owners at Penske Entertainment.
The current contract runs through 2024, and with IndyCar’s slow but ongoing resurgence, Penske Entertainment CEO Mark Miles says the series is attracting newfound interest among those who’d like to carry its product.
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