IndyCar on Monday finalized a charter system for 25 entrants that, while it pales in comparison to the contentious deal reached between NASCAR and its teams over their revenue sharing model, does give 10 open wheel organizations some guarantees.

IndyCar confirmed its charter system in a news release on Monday. Owners of 10 teams have accepted the 25 charters offered by the series. "This is an important development that demonstrates an aligned and optimistic vision for the future of our sports,

IndyCar on Monday finalized a charter system for 25 entrants that, while it pales in comparison to the contentious deal reached between NASCAR and its teams over their revenue sharing model, does give 10 open wheel organizations some guarantees.

In a move that mostly mirrors the NASCAR Cup Series charter system that began in 2016, IndyCar announced today that it is granting charters for 10 of its full-time teams that will guarantee a starting position in every race,

The NTT IndyCar Series now has a charter system. Starting next season, there will be 25 entrants that will take part in the program that guarantees entry into every race (except the Indianapolis 500) and will be eligible for the $1 million bonus checks paid out to the top-22 teams in owner points at the end of the season.

IndyCar has confirmed the establishment of a charter system that 10 teams will participate in, starting in 2025. It handed […]

The IndyCar Series has announced the establishment of the long-awaited charter system with 10 teams agreeing to the terms laid out. The new system will see charters for 25 entries in North America’s premier open-wheel racing series,