By locking in Scott Dixon’s Indy 500 effort and signing on with McLaren Racing, the wealth management heavyweight is playing both sides of open-wheel racing.
High finance has always felt right at home on the starting grid, but the latest commercial land grab is bridging the Atlantic with unusual precision.
The McLaren tie-up inserts Edward Jones directly into one of motorsport's most commercially aggressive operations.
The F1 announcement follows on the heels of the wealth manager buying into open-wheel royalty on home soil by backing Scott Dixon at the Indianapolis 500.
By locking in Scott Dixon’s Indy 500 effort and signing on with McLaren Racing, the wealth management heavyweight is playing both sides of open-wheel racing.