IndyCar Officiating has announced the introduction of official post-event reports aimed at enhancing transparency and consistency in officiating. This initiative will commence with the upcoming Bommarito 500 at World Wide Technology Raceway. According to the press release, the reports will include summaries of penalties imposed during races and technical inspections conducted before and after qualifying and races. The reports will clarify infractions and provide a detailed framework for consistency across events. The Independent Officiating Board, which governs IndyCar Officiating, comprises chairman Raj Nair, secretary/treasurer Ray Evernham, and FIA appointee Ronan Morgan. Scot Elkins, appointed as the Managing Director of Officiating in April 2026, emphasized the importance of thorough communication regarding infractions. The classification of technical penalties will range from Level 1, which involves minor compliance issues, to Level 3, which includes modifications of spec parts. The post-event reports will be publicly accessible on the IndyCar Officiating website within a week of each event, marking a significant step toward improved governance in the sport.