Jack Harvey, a regular figure behind the wheel and in front of the camera in IndyCar’s paddock, has been diagnosed with cancer. The 33-year-old announced the news on social media Tuesday morning and vowed to continue his duties next season…

IndyCar driver and FOX pit reporter Jack Harvey announced on social media that he has been diagnosed with cancer. The 33-year-old British driver stated that he remains determined to fight the illness and intends to continue his scheduled broadcasting and racing duties.
Harvey noted that his plans include driving in the Indianapolis 500 and competing in St. Petersburg. He expressed gratitude for the care and support received from his family, Dreyer and Reinbold Racing, FOX, and the IndyCar community.
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