IndyCar Is About to Take Off Again | “Best Trajectory in Years” @CarsAndCulture
IndyCar Is About to Take Off Again | “Best Trajectory in Years”  @CarsAndCulture
Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Is IndyCar on the verge of a major comeback?

In this clip from Cars & Culture Ep. #245, Mike Shank, co-owner of Meyer Shank Racing, shares his honest perspective on where IndyCar stands today — and why he believes the series is entering one of its most exciting periods in years.

After navigating recent challenges and uncertainty, Mike explains how IndyCar may have “bottomed out” — and why that moment is now fueling rapid growth and momentum. From new media partnerships like Fox, to new race markets, OEM involvement, and structural changes behind the scenes, he breaks down what’s driving the series forward.

This is a must-watch for racing fans, industry insiders, and anyone curious about the future of IndyCar.

In this clip:
- Why IndyCar “bottomed out” — and what changed
- The impact of Fox and new media exposure
- New races, markets, and commercial opportunities
- OEM involvement and long-term growth
- What IndyCar still needs to improve

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