News just in. It appears that the once shelved IndyCar docuseries ‘100 Days To Indy’ might yet have the chance to rev its engines again. This captivating series, a combined effort from The CW, VICE, and Penske Entertainment during the 2023-’24 period, had been declared a thing of the past. But recent developments suggest a rejuvenated version might just be on the cards.
Penske Entertainment, a key player in this thrilling venture, has hinted at exciting collaborations in the pipeline. Notably, the broadcasting giant FOX, alongside its sports-centric sibling, FOX Sports, is mentioned as a key partner in this endeavor. Though specific details are scanty at this point, a Penske spokesperson underlined the importance of this project.
“Shoulder programming continues to hold significant importance for us, and the same can be said for FOX Sports,” the representative revealed to RACER. The spokesperson further expressed optimism that fans could anticipate a more extensive spread of the series this year, compared to previous seasons.
RACER’s sources indicate that at least six episodes of the revived series are in active development with FOX Sports. Interestingly, the team behind the scenes might feature some familiar faces – the original producers who brought ‘100 Days’ to life. The series is expected to extend its coverage, offering fans a comprehensive view of the entire 17-race calendar.
The excitement is palpable as fans eagerly await an official update on the project. The series is anticipated to break its silence and share more details coinciding with the commencement of the season at St. Petersburg next week.
The revival of the ‘100 Days To Indy’ docuseries is indeed exciting news for fans, promising a thrilling journey through the 2025 IndyCar season. With the inclusion of a new leadership structure and the joining of VensureHR as an associate sponsor to Foyt, the stage is set for a memorable racing season. Stay tuned for more updates as we continue to cover this story.
