FOX Sports to Provide In-Car Camera Coverage for Indianapolis 500
In a significant enhancement for motorsports viewing, FOX Sports will integrate in-car cameras into the Indianapolis 500, featuring a total of 17 cars from the 33-car field this Sunday. This initiative includes six cars equipped with FOX’s innovative Driver’s Eye helmet cameras, which made their debut at the Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach in April.
The Indianapolis 500 broadcast is set to commence with pre-race ceremonies on Sunday morning, culminating in the green flag at 12:45 PM ET.
In-Car Camera Assignments:
- AJ Foyt Racing – Santino Ferrucci
- Andretti Global – Colton Herta
- Andretti Global – Kyle Kirkwood
- Andretti Global – Marcus Ericsson (Driver’s Eye)
- Arrow McLaren – Pato O’Ward
- Arrow McLaren – Nolan Siegel
- Arrow McLaren – Christian Lundgaard
- Arrow McLaren/Hendrick Motorsports – Kyle Larson
- Chip Ganassi Racing – Scott Dixon (Driver’s Eye)
- Chip Ganassi Racing – Alex Palou (Driver’s Eye)
- Ed Carpenter Racing – Alexander Rossi
- Juncos Hollinger Racing – Sting Ray Robb
- Meyer Shank Racing – Felix Rosenqvist (Driver’s Eye)
- Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing – Graham Rahal
- Team Penske – Josef Newgarden (Driver’s Eye)
- Team Penske – Scott McLaughlin
- Team Penske – Will Power (Driver’s Eye)
This initiative represents a key move towards enhancing viewer engagement, offering fans an intimate look at the race from the drivers’ perspectives during one of motorsports’ most prestigious events.
