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For the last 90 laps of the Indy 500, Rossi’s team strategist wanted him to do the impossible—go farther than the fuel he had could take him.

Teague has always felt passionate about his hometown—and has the ink to prove it. He got a Colts tattoo on his left arm a few years ago, then added the Indianapolis skyline, the 317 area code, and I-465 to his Hoosier sleeve.

Tony Pancake and his staff used satellite images to modify the course for pros.

Jim Irsay ponies up for his elite QB.

George said mosquitoes like to bite him—“I guess I’m attractive to them”—and admitted the current outbreak in South America initially made him a little nervous about traveling there.

My journey through one of Indy’s hottest new spots, The Escape Room.

“I come from Texas, and there are great people in Texas, but there’s something that I love about the honesty of the Hoosier population. The people here, they will do anything for you.”

Need an excuse to knock your buddies around? Suggest a game of bubble soccer.

If you struggle with gift ideas for Father’s Day, then let this year be the year you break the mold by surprising Dad with a gift with a BMW logo on it.

An estimated 350,000 people attended to see Lady Gaga take a two-seater ride with 500 legend Mario Andretti, and to watch Alexander Rossi cross the finish line on fumes then get a tow to Victory Lane.

Look out, Paul George is bound to put up video game numbers—for NBA 2K17.

Richard Rawlings of Fast N’ Loud fame quickly got the VIP crowd excited with a few liberally poured shots of cinnamon tequila.