Docuseries showing Team Penske and Chip Ganassi Racing premieres season three. How to watch
How do you get to the Indianapolis 500?
Fox Nation is showing viewers the way as the third season of the docuseries'100 Days to Indy' premieres on the streaming platform May 22.
The three-episode series allows viewers to see behind the scenes into and during the race, with new episodes dropping weekly.
Fox Nation also acquired the first two seasons of '100 Days to Indy,' which had run on the CW network.
The platform will release a playback of the 2025 Indy 500 race the day following its airing on Fox Sports.
'100 Days to Indy' tells the stories of IndyCar teams and drivers in the lead-up to and during the Indy 500, according to a Fox Nation announcement.
Viewers will see the meticulous preparations and the challenges faced on and off the track with drivers. This season showcases Team Penske and Chip Ganassi Racing. Drivers featured include Pato O'Ward, Alex Palou and 2024 winner Josef Newgarden.
The series is produced by Penske Entertainment and A-Frame Productions.
Emmy Award-winning Patrick Dimon and Adam Marinelli are co-executive producers.
An official trailer can be found here.
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Episodes for season 3 are dropped each week on Fox Nation, which is available at foxnation.com and via app for iOS devices, Android devices, Fire TV, Apple TV, Google TV, Android TV, Roku, Xbox One, FuboTV, Vizio TVs, and Samsung TVs, as well as DIRECTV, DIRECTV STEAM, YouTube TV, Comcast Xfinity, Cox Contour, The Roku Channel, DISH and SLING.
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