Trump supporters, who are helping to finance RFK Jr.’s candidacy, believed the Kennedy name would pull voters from Biden, and that Kennedy, portrayed as an outsider who could shake up the two-party system, would appeal to younger voters, too.

The series says it "does not approve sponsorships associated with elected officials [or] candidates for political office."

With a presidential election approaching in November, the IndyCar Series has made the decision to distance itself from the contest and disallow political branding on the cars that compete under its sanction at the upcoming Indianapolis 500.

The open-wheel racing series IndyCar turned down a proposal to run a livery at the Indianapolis 500 that would have promoted Donald Trump and RFK Jr., according to a Friday report in Racer Magazine. Racer did not identify who had submitted the proposal,

America’s premier open wheel series has rejected one team’s bid to run a bizarre joint Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. and Donald J. Trump livery for the biggest race on the calendar next month, according to reports from Racer.