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IndyCar Officiating has announced Scot Elkins as the new Managing Director of Officiating for the series. IndyCar created a new independent officiating board late last year, which was designed to be run separately in order to establish a clear lack of bias in the series’ officiating. The experienced three-person board has chosen Elkins to lead […]
Scot Elkins has been announced by IndyCar Officiating as the new Managing Director of Officiating for the series. A new independent officiating board was created by IndyCar last year to ensure impartiality in the series’ officiating. Elkins, chosen by the experienced three-person board, will lead the operations into the crucial Month of May. With a background as technical director for Champ Car and extensive experience in motorsports management with various series, Elkins brings valuable expertise to IndyCar. At 56, the Indiana native aims to enhance transparency and consistency in officiating for the benefit of the sport. Elkins expressed pride and enthusiasm to contribute to IndyCar, and the Independent Officiating Board will help him transition swiftly for full responsibilities by May 11, ahead of the 110th Indianapolis 500 on May 24.
