Brickyard 400

How the hell is “The Greatest Spectacle in Racing” going to happen?

Gonna catch us ridin’ dirty.

Being “embedded” is like jumping from your recliner into the Yankees dugout.

With Donald Trump and wife Melania Trump dragged into the fray, the feud was no longer just a regional skirmish pitting a flamboyant Hoosier millionaire against a meat-and-potatoes billionaire from America’s Dairyland. It was a critical mass of heavyweight egos, with jealously guarded private lives hung out on the courthouse clothesline.

Andrew Luck makes a feline stand.

The Pacers go off-script with new look.

The NASCAR champ will finish his career this year with more than 90 wins. Can he make it six Brickyards?

The NASCAR great shouldn’t need any pointers on how to manage the turns at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. After all, he’s won the Brickyard 400 five times.

This year’s Brickyard 400 marked the 20th anniversary of the race. To commemorate, we take a look at some of the staggering numbers No. 24 has compiled during his tenure at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

Despite his success and namesake, Chase Elliott carries himself without an air of pretension. Before a press conference, he sat quietly among the reporters who would soon ask him questions about pedigree and pressure.

“It’s never ending,” George says of being a NASCAR hauler. “It can take two minutes to get dirty and take you all day to clean it up.”

Many NASCAR haulers were put on display for fans along Main Street Thursday—and we were listening.

The two men standing together in the Indianapolis Colts’ locker room had little in common.

From summertime fireworks to Holiday festivities, we’ve got you covered on what’s happening in the Circle City.

“They may have a good race over there,” says Lucas Oil Raceway GM Wes Collier. “But I guarantee it won’t be better than it would have been at our racetrack.”