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Nearly a year after the first version of a charter program was summarily dismissed by its paddock, Penske Entertainment and its 10 full-time NTT IndyCar Series team owners have come to an agreement…
Nearly a year after the initial charter program was rejected, Penske Entertainment and the 10 NTT IndyCar Series team owners have reached a new agreement on a charter membership system. Penske Entertainment CEO Mark Miles emphasized the importance of this development in shaping the future of the sport. The swift progress in finalizing this new charter program highlights Penske’s dedication to the project. The exclusive club created by the charter offers various benefits to its members, such as the ability to sell or attract investors for their charters. The structure of this charter will bring a new financial dimension to the 10 IndyCar teams, enhancing the stability and value of their participation in the series. This charter system, operational until 2031, marks a significant milestone in the evolution of the NTT IndyCar Series, providing a framework for sustainable growth and investment.
