Indianapolis Engine Building Legend Louis “Sonny” Meyer has Died
Louis “Sonny” Meyer, Jr., acknowledged by his peers as one of the most successful engine builders in Indianapolis 500 history, has died at the age of 89.
Louis “Sonny” Meyer, Jr., acknowledged by his peers as one of the most successful engine builders in Indianapolis 500 history, has died at the age of 89.
For nearly 74 years, the Hulman and George families have been stewards of Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
It was quite a Monday morning surprise.
Can it really be 50 years since Mario Andretti arrived at Indianapolis Motor Speedway’s Victory Lane to get a smooch from car owner Andy Granatelli, after winning his one and only Indianapolis 500?
Mari Hulman George, matriarch of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, has passed away at age 83.
USAC took over Indianapolis Motor Speedway on Wednesday and Thursday, September 5 and 6, to christen the Brickyard’s first dirt-track race.
September’s Driven2SaveLives “BC39” national midget race, set for September 5-6, is on its way to becoming the highest entry event in USAC history.
The USAC-sanctioned DRIVEN2SAVELIVES BC39, set for September 5-6, now has 54 entrants – more racers will likely be added – and is the richest USAC P1 Insurance National Midget race in recent history.
Indianapolis Motor Speedway (IMS) is getting down and dirty. For real this time.
Five years ago, Sage Karam arrived at Indianapolis Motor Speedway to race in the Indianapolis 500 for the first time.