Indianapolis 500

“We haven’t heard the three magic words: Cleared to drive.”

“You’re there with the milk. Ain’t got anyone else on the podium. Just you and the milk,” Power mused. “Now that’s a selfie right there.”

“What we’ve had to do is look through the lens of, is something really a tradition?” says Boles. “Is it really core, central to our DNA? Or is it something that has just happened over time, and if you changed it, it doesn’t really change the importance of the race?”

An all-around busy day—and month—for TK, who will host IndyCar’s media dinner tonight at Fogo de Chao, then prepare for the Grand Prix of Indianapolis and the Indianapolis 500, his 299th and 300th career IndyCar starts.

I had been told I might see celebrities, and I was not disappointed.

Now’s the time to monetize Hoosier hospitality.

“We’re that hard on all of our IU basketball coaches. That’s what Indiana is.”

“I love Indiana,” said McAfee. “It’s my home. I stay here year round and will always stay here.”

An oral history of the funniest guy ever to call Indy home.

The Southern Indiana native will sing the opening number at the Indianapolis 500 this month, a tradition she started 20 years ago.