Just to clarify the situation, the rest of the 2012 IndyCar season was on TSN in Canada, and it appears the Sportsnet deal starts in 2013. I have not yet heard of any Rogers official announcement on the subject, but on Sunday night when he was appearing on SpeedTV (a strange move, since their races are on ABC and NBC Sports Network in the U.S.) to announce the 2013 IndyCar schedule, IndyCar CEO Randy Benard mentioned Sportsnet will be carrying the races in Canada.I suppose Rogers now has an advantage over TSN by simply having more channels to allow for a larger quantity of sports events. They've got the four regional Sportsnets, Sportsnet One, Sportsnet World, have bought The Score, and have recently started showing some more sports events (soccer, tennis, in addition to NFL) on Citytv.A few weeks ago TSN aired a Sunday afternoon IndyCar race some time after 2 a.m. on Monday morning, and that was a delay of the originally scheduled delayed airing at 11 p.m. ET, after tennis coverage ran long because of rain.