Open-wheel racing in the United States has consistently struggled in recent years to compete with NASCAR, but if it is not yet apparent that the outgoing tide of fickle fandom may be slowing, and the foundation for a reversal of fortunes may be taking shape. For more than two decades an impressive degree of diversity has been clearly apparent at the Indianapolis 500. Credit Indianapolis Motor Speedway (IMS) President and CEO Tony George for publicly promoting diversity at the IMS and in the Indy Racing League (IRL).
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Open-wheel racing in the United States has consistently struggled in recent years to compete with NASCAR, but if it is not yet apparent that the outgoing tide of fickle fandom may be slowing, and the foundation for a reversal of fortunes may be taking shape. For more than two decades an impressive degree of diversity has been clearly apparent at the Indianapolis 500. Credit Indianapolis Motor Speedway (IMS) President and CEO Tony George for publicly promoting diversity at the IMS and in the Indy Racing League (IRL). 
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