Partnership links high-performance motorsports with nuclear energy innovation and life-saving medical isotopes.

Arlington, TX — March 11, 2026

HVM Racing and its Nuclear-Clean Air Energy & Medicine Campaign (NCAEM), along with anchor partners Rev1 Energy and Tracker Technologies, have announced the campaign’s return to active status in the NTT INDYCAR Series. The initiative is represented on the No. 76 Juncos Hollinger Racing Chevrolet driven by Rinus VeeKay for the 2026 season.

The NCAEM Campaign leverages the global platform of IndyCar racing to connect high-performance engineering advocacy to aid the nuclear renaissance.  As AI, electrification, automation, and data infrastructure drive rising demand, reliable high density, carbon-free energy generation is foundational for future stability.  As next-generation reactors (SMRs, advanced modular designs) near deployment, public understanding and support will be crucial to accelerate projects and attract the skilled workforce needed.

The same technology that powers our homes and industries also enables breakthroughs in medicine.  Beyond electricity generation, nuclear technologies play a vital role in healthcare. Nuclear medicine enables advanced diagnostic imaging and targeted cancer treatments used by millions of patients each year.  From early disease detection through PET imaging to life-saving radiotherapies, medical isotopes produced through nuclear reactors represent one of the most tangible and life-enhancing applications of the industry.

Nuclear reactors provide the neutron environment necessary to produce critical medical isotopes at scale, making it possible to meet growing global demand for advanced treatments. Lutetium-177, a life-saving isotope used in targeted cancer therapies, is one example of how nuclear technology enables modern precision medicine.  As nuclear energy capacity expands, so does the ability to produce these essential isotopes, dramatically increasing patient access to cutting-edge treatments.  By elevating awareness of nuclear medicine, the campaign further underscores the broader societal impact of nuclear innovation.

As anchor sponsors, Rev1 Energy and Tracker Technologies support advancing practical, execution-focused solutions that enable next-generation nuclear deployment, infrastructure resilience, digital integration, and clean energy workforce development. The partnership reflects a shared commitment to innovation, precision, and long-term energy leadership, while engaging academic institutions nationwide to bring critical attention to workforce readiness across energy and medical nuclear disciplines.

“I am thrilled to be an anchor partner in bringing back this successful campaign at a critically relevant time for our industry,” said Ricky Ehrgott, CEO of Rev1 Energy and Tracker Technologies. “Energy demand continues to grow, and nuclear power must remain front and center in that discussion. Nuclear technologies are also critical to modern healthcare, from advanced diagnostics to targeted therapies. We look forward to partnering with industry stakeholders to educate and influence opinion toward the nuclear sector while supporting the development of the skilled workforce required to sustain it.”

Motorsports provide a powerful platform to engage policymakers, industry leaders, and the public on scalable energy solutions. As global electrification accelerates, nuclear energy remains one of the most dependable sources of clean air power capable of sustaining economic growth, energy independence, and critical medical innovation.  The Streets of Arlington is the third race in the NTT INDYCAR Series season and attracts significant live and broadcast audiences, offering high visibility for the renewed NCAEM Campaign and its expanded mission to highlight both clean energy and life-saving nuclear medicine.