IndyCar's Rightward Drift Threatens Its Moment in the Sun

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IndyCar faces criticism for its promotional T-shirt design for the Freedom 250, seen as insensitive and inflammatory with potential fascist imagery, reflecting a broader rightward shift under Roger Penske's ownership, potentially jeopardizing its cultural and sporting momentum.

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