According to a press release, the first set of trading cards featuring the IndyCar Series will “redefine the fan experience while celebrating the athleticism, skill, and captivating narratives throughout IndyCar” and will go on sale on March 1, 2024.
There will be chances to obtain autographed souvenirs on a number of the items in this limited collection. A 4-pack racing experience to the Indianapolis 500, including tickets, is up for grabs with each set. Fans will also be able to purchase a unique autographed helmet from the 2024 Indianapolis 500 on-site at the races, at retail card stores, and online at Parksidecards.com.
Eric Christensen, CEO of Parkside Collectibles Inc., stated, “We’re beyond thrilled to partner with IndyCar to launch these new IndyCar trading cards and excited to see fans’ reactions to these memorialized moments.”
Parkside Collectibles, which also collaborates with other sports businesses including the National Women’s Soccer League, creates collections that highlight legendary drivers, significant race finishes, and historical turning points that have left their mark on the annals of motorsport history.
President and CEO of Penske Entertainment Corp. Mark Miles stated, “We are happy to start this new partnership with Parkside, which will reintroduce an IndyCar sports card collection and give fans a dynamic way to interact with the ascending stars of our sport.”
“Sports cards have long been a fun way to interact with sportsmen, and getting to know the bright, daring In the press release, it says more:
“Fans can anticipate an abundance of in-person and online activations that will stoke their enthusiasm for IndyCar racing throughout the season. During race weekends, racegoers can anticipate unique in-person experiences and opportunities to win limited-edition trading card sets, so they should keep an eye out. In addition, fans will have the opportunity to participate in thrilling social media competitions and raffles offering Parkside and IndyCar prizes in their online communities at the same time. This collaboration is evidence of their dedication to giving fans access to the excitement of IndyCar racing both on and off the track.”
