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Behind the Bricks: Indianapolis Motor Speedway honors champions with iconic pagoda winner signs
The Indianapolis Motor Speedway (IMS) continues its tradition of honoring race winners with Pagoda Winner Signs, a practice that began in 2002 to celebrate the 2001 winners. Each year, winners at IMS have their photos displayed on the iconic Pagoda,
The Department of Homeland Security post of a seemingly AI-generated Indy car is promoting new immigrant detention plans in ...
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NASCAR: Austin Hill Doubles Down on Defense of Indianapolis Incident After Return from SuspensionNASCAR Xfinity Series driver Austin Hill is returning from his one-race suspension on Saturday for his actions at ...
Top Trump administration officials boast that a new state partnership to expand immigrant detention in Indiana will create ...
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Tire issues in Brickyard 400 continue Team Penske's 2025 woes at Indianapolis Motor SpeedwayNo matter the racing series, the Indianapolis Motor Speedway has not been kind to Team Penske in 2025, which is ironic, ...
Bubba Wallace became the first Black driver to win on Indianapolis Motor Speedway's 2.5-mile oval, beating out Kyle Larson ...
Indianapolis Motor Speedway seating There are approximately 250,000 permanent seats at IMS. Once general admission tickets are added, roughly 350,000 fit.
INDIANAPOLIS – Rick Mears spent some time recently walking through the reimagined, rebuilt and recently reopened museum at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, which houses some of the cars and ...
SPEEDWAY, Ind — Rick Mears spent some time recently walking through the reimagined, rebuilt and recently reopened museum at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, which houses some of the cars and artifacts ...
IndyCar driver Pato O’Ward and series officials were shocked by a social media post from the Department of Homeland Security ...
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