IndyCar plans potential return to South America with Brazil, Colombia in play

IndyCar is exploring a return to South America, seeking locations outside the U.S. and Canada for future races, a move that could happen as early as 2027. Reports indicate that the FIA Grade 2-certified road course in Goiania, Brazil, is a primary target, with IndyCar CEO Mark Miles meeting local circuit officials. Meanwhile, discussions in Colombia are advancing, with Barranquilla's mayor confirming ongoing negotiations to host either IndyCar or F1. The interest coincides with a resurgence in IndyCar's popularity, highlighted by an increase in viewership and successful events like the Freedom 250.

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