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Pros And Cons Of Linear Racing

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There is a lingering concern looming on the long-term future of IndyCar racing (Ferrell & Hartline, 2014). In effort to secure the future of IndyCar racing the wants of the racing fans and their direct competition must be considered. Should IndyCar racing series include oval races? That appears to be the million dollar question. People in the racing industry claim that the series should go away from the oval tracks; however fans prefer oval track racing (Ferrell & Hartline, 2014). With oval track racing being more popular with the fans, IndyCar needs to take this into perspective. Changing their schedules to include more of a mixture of oval track races may attract more fans from NASCAR. If more oval tracks are in fact added to the

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