Penske signals IndyCar international expansion as global interest grows
As IndyCar moves closer to a return to racing outside North America, Penske Corporation executive Jonathan Gibson said the series’ international push has been supported by years of inbound interest from promoters over the last half-decade. Speaking at the Autosport Business Exchange in New York, Gibson, Executive Vice President of Marketing and Business Development at Penske Corporation ... Keep…
Penske Corporation's executive vice president of marketing and business development, Jonathan Gibson, revealed that the IndyCar series has been experiencing a surge of interest from international promoters seeking to expand the championship's reach beyond North America. Over the past five years, a diverse array of countries, including Argentina, Mexico, Colombia, Brazil, and Japan, have shown significant interest in hosting IndyCar races.
This interest includes the recent agreement between IndyCar and Spain's Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya to host a race starting in 2027.
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