Former IndyCar racer says growth of any motorsports series can lift up the others, as well, and be a win for everybody.
The significant increase in attention to Formula 1 by U.S. fans could pose trouble for IndyCar and the continuing growth it has seen over
As excited as IndyCar fans are for the 17-race season to get started this weekend, James Hinchcliffe is also looking hard at the challenge Formula 1 is placing upon IndyCar. “And then you had this Netflix show about Formula 1 that really exposed a massive audience to that world. There's no doubt that F1 was an underserved market in the States, anyway. It was crazy what the numbers for TV were a few years ago, were as low as they were.
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