One head, two hats: IMS and IndyCar President Doug Boles revels in new role
Doug Boles, the new president of Indianapolis Motor Speedway and IndyCar, is focusing on getting his feet underneath him and improving the series, while also reminding fans that ticket prices for the Indy 500 increase at the end of the month.
Doug Boles Named President of INDYCAR, IMS
Doug Boles will serve as President of both INDYCAR and Indianapolis Motor Speedway, succeeding Jay Frye. Mark Sibla will be promoted to Senior Vice President, INDYCAR Competition & Operations. Kyle Novak will become INDYCAR’s Vice President of Officiating and Race Control.
Why Jay Frye is out at IndyCar and Doug Boles will be running IMS and the series
Doug Boles has led IMS and the Indy 500 to levels of success it hasn't seen since the 1990s, he'll not get a chance to do the same for IndyCar
Penske Entertainment names IMS President Doug Boles to same role at IndyCar, replacing Jay Frye
“Doug is the ideal choice to lead both IndyCar and IMS as we enter a new era of opportunity and visibility,” Penske Entertainment President and CEO Mark Miles said. “He’s an exceptional ...
IMS' Doug Boles replaces Jay Frye as IndyCar president
"Doug is the ideal choice to lead both IndyCar and IMS as we enter a new era of opportunity and visibility," Penske Entertainment President and CEO Mark Miles said. "He's an exceptional leader and ...
Team Penske names IMS President Doug Boles to same role at IndyCar, replacing Jay Frye
Team Penske continued its reshuffling of leadership positions, naming Indianapolis Motor Speedway President Doug Boles in the same position at IndyCar, replacing Jay Frye
Jay Frye out as IndyCar president. Here's what we know about a massive leadership shakeup.
In a massive leadership shakeup just weeks until the start of the 2025 season, Doug Boles has been named the president of ...
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IMS President Doug Boles named President of IndyCar, replacing Jay Frye
Boles has served as president of IMS since 2013, a period that includes the sellout of the 100th Indianapolis 500, the first full-capacity crowd in the event’s history.