of America Top open wheel line turned down a group’s offer to run a strange company Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. And Donald J. Trump’s suit for the biggest race on the calendar next month, according to report from racer. In case you’ve been living under a rock, 2024 is an election year and the series has made the decision to completely distance itself from the competition. Indianapolis 500 is a series’ blue ribbon eventattracts about 300,000 fans each year and if allowed may have been seen EQUAL tacit endorsement of the candidates in question.
“IndyCar does not approve sponsorships related to elected officials, candidates for political office or political action committees,” an IndyCar spokesperson said. racer.
The series doesn’t say which team or rider requested the RFK/Trump livery, although there was really only one guy in the field who fit the request. That rich bastard Santino Ferrucci has tried this before, tried running the “Make America Great Again” competition in Formula 2 before him was eliminated from the series for intentionally sabotaging his teammates. 25 year old drivers for legendary team AJ Foyt Racing, ranked third in last year’s 500 rankings. He’s exactly the type of person who would support RFK, Jr. and the law-involved former president, Donald Trump.
The May 26 race was the 108th running of the event and is consistently the highest-attended one-day sporting event. IndyCar is smart to stay out of politics and especially not participate in this 2024 race. No matter what, this will be a loss for the series. If they want to continue growing their fan base, they should avoid doing anything that might alienate more than half of the citizens of the country where they are based.
