FOX is launching a dedicated sports streaming service by the end of 2025, providing a new platform for IndyCar content following VENU Sports' closure.

The new direct-to-consumer service will include:

• FOX network (all IndyCar races)
• FOX Sports 1 and 2 (practices, qualifying, and Indy NXT series)
• Additional sports programming

CEO Lachlan Murdoch emphasized that while FOX remains committed to traditional cable, this new service aims to reach cord-cutters and cord-never audiences. The move comes as a solution for IndyCar fans who currently lack official streaming options for the 2025 season.

Current cable subscribers can continue accessing streaming content through the FOX Sports app on multiple platforms:

• Android and Android TV
• Google Chromecast
• Amazon Fire TV
• Vizio
• Xbox
• Apple TV
• Roku
• Samsung Smart TV

Additionally, FOX's free streaming platform Tubi will broadcast select major sporting events, potentially including the Indianapolis 500, though it won't serve as a comprehensive sports streaming solution.

The new streaming service addresses the gap left by VENU Sports' dissolution and provides a dedicated platform for sports fans seeking alternative viewing options outside traditional cable subscriptions.

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