Chip Ganassi Racing announces new media division led by Jenna Fryer
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 30, 2026, 2:45 PM
Last updated Jul 30, 2026
Chip Ganassi Racing (CGR) will launch its own media division, CGR Media, led by former Associated Press Motorsports Editor Jenna Fryer. The initiative aims to enhance storytelling through premium content for fans and partners. Fryer will oversee editorial direction and public relations, focusing on original stories including documentary-style video. The division reflects CGR's strategy to adapt to changing media landscapes while providing deeper engagement with fans and value for sponsors. A new website and mobile app will support CGR Media's efforts.
- •CGR Media will emphasize original storytelling and high-quality editorial features.
- •Jenna Fryer will lead the division and expand CGR’s PR strategy.
- •CGR's initiative responds to industry challenges faced by traditional media.
- •The media division aims to deepen fan engagement and sponsor value.
- •A centralized website and app will launch to support CGR Media initiatives.
- 2:45 PMYahoo Sports — Chip Ganassi Racing Announces Media Company With Jenna Fryer
"Chip Ganassi Racing will form its own media company that will be led by former Associated Press Motorsports Editor Jenna Fryer. CGR Media will focus on storytelling.
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