Indianapolis Motor Speedway

TUM Autonomous Motorsport wins the Indy Autonomous Challenge

By Samantha Horton • Oct 25, 2021

After about two years of designing and building, the Indy Autonomous Challenge crossed the finish line Saturday at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The international competition put each of the nine team's programming skills to the test.

Indy 500 Local TV Blackout Lifted For Second Year In A Row

By Samantha Horton • May 28, 2021

Hoosiers in central Indiana will be able to watch the Indianapolis 500 live this weekend.

Force Indy Team Feels Welcomed By Fans At Its First IMS Races

By Samantha Horton • May 21, 2021

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The Force Indy auto racing team made its debut recently at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The Black-owned team is already feeling the impact they’re making on motor sports.

Autonomous Race Cars To Compete At The Indianapolis Motor Speedway This October

By Samantha Horton • Jan 12, 2021

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The Racing Capital of the World will welcome a new race to the track in 2021.

Indy 500 Officials Comment On The Upcoming Race

By Samantha Horton • Aug 20, 2020

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The 104th running of the Indianapolis 500 is days away with final preparations being made for the “Greatest Spectacle In Racing.” Race officials are encouraging fans to stay home and watch the race on television.

'His Mona Lisa' - Penske Adds Golden Touch To Iconic Indy

By JENNA FRYER AP Auto Racing Writer • Jul 4, 2020

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Roger Penske has spent the six months since he bought Indianapolis Motor Speedway transforming the facility. He's spent millions on capital improvements to the 111-year-old national landmark. He finally gets to showcase some of the upgrades this weekend as NASCAR and IndyCar share the venue in a historic doubleheader. Among the additions are a 100-foot video board and a lift to raise the winning car in the victory circle. Penske says his mission is to create a remarkable guest experience at the speedway. He hopes to have fans back for next month's Indianapolis 500.

Penske Upgrades Indianapolis Motor Speedway For Indy 500, 5G Services Will Be Available

By Samantha Horton • Feb 17, 2020

Indianapolis is one of the first cities in the United States to pilot 5G wireless services and now the Indianapolis Motor Speedway will become the first motorsports facility with the capability.

The first Indy 500 with Roger Penske as owner of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway is less than 100 days away.