Nathan Brown
IndyCar Court Reporter at IndyStar
IndyCar Court Reporter at USA Today
Host at IndyCar Weekly Podcast
IndyCar court reporter for @IndyStarSports | ‘A guy from the Indianapolis paper’ according to ‘some F1 podcast’ | 📧: [email protected]
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1 week ago |
usatoday.com | Nathan Brown
It seems unlikely to be seen much, if any, more in 2025, but IndyCar drivers and team owners roaming the paddock in the minutes after the checkered flag of Sunday’s primetime short oval action at World Wide Technology Raceway almost uniformly agreed on one thing: Indy cars on short ovals deserve to be raced under the lights.
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1 week ago |
usatoday.com | Nathan Brown
In a move you rarely see in the middle of a sports season, last month Fox executives shifted five midseason IndyCar races away from major competition (read: NASCAR Cup races), while giving one race an opportunity to shine on a historic stage.
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indystar.com | Nathan Brown
More than 1 million people watched Sunday's IndyCar race at WWT Raceway 1 million views is a good number for IndyCar but less than NASCAR's Xfinity series and Formula 1 IndyCar ratings on Fox have been better than in 2024 but it isn't the lightning bolt that was hoped for Sunday night, on that stage, IndyCar averaged more than 1 million viewers (1.012 million) for the broadcast of the series’ first oval race since the Indianapolis 500 held at World Wide Technology Raceway – a Sunday night...
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mcdonoughvoice.com | Nathan Brown
More than 1 million people watched Sunday's IndyCar race at WWT Raceway 1 million views is a good number for IndyCar but less than NASCAR's Xfinity series and Formula 1 IndyCar ratings on Fox have been better than in 2024 but it isn't the lightning bolt that was hoped for In a move you rarely see in the middle of a sports season, last month Fox executives shifted five midseason IndyCar races away from major competition (read: NASCAR Cup races), while giving one race an opportunity to shine on...
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1 week ago |
usatoday.com | Nathan Brown
MADISON, Ill. — And with that, we have a legitimate IndyCar title fight on our hands … for now anyways. A championship race cushion that rose as high as 112 points to second place after Alex Palou's Indianapolis 500 victory, and his fifth win in six starts to kickoff 2025, has now had nearly 35% chopped off the top in the span of eight days after Palou’s DNF in 25th in the Detroit Grand Prix and a 260-lap fight just to finish eighth Sunday under the lights at World Wide Technology Raceway.
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This was a fun one. @JoeyBarnes85 & I break down the chaos that was the week after the Indy 500, including Kirkwood’s win, the title race at-large, ratings & Zak Brown’s ideas. 🏁@ApplePodcasts: https://t.co/3Y5hXEmpRB 🏁@Spotify: https://t.co/3Y5hXEmpRB
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