IndyCar

“It’s not a poem about cars. It’s a poem about people who love cars.”

“I think, fundamentally, drivers are wired wrong. At some point every driver will experience something that would give a normal person pause.”

“People don’t actually believe me,” a jovial Daly admitted. “Especially after the last three years. It’s really happening.”

Former BBC camerawoman Sharon Moore teaches Indy residents the nuances of British culture at her Fishers tearoom.

An interactive peek into Charlie Kimball’s Old Northside home.

Indy’s movers and shakers dished on where they prefer to go for their midday meal.

Reggie Wayne joins the Patriots. People lose their minds.

“Justin was easily the most well-liked and well-respected driver in the paddock.”

The Pacers go off-script with new look.

May Madness photographer and writer Kate Shoup spent race day trackside with her husband, Olivier Boisson, a KVSH Racing engineer and Team Sebastien Bourdais crew member.

“There’s a hundred ways to throw this race away,” said Montoya. “But there’s only one way of winning it.”

IndyCar drivers present and past gather at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway for introductions ahead of the 2015 Indianapolis 500, as well as celebrities (Dave Letterman, Adam Carolla) and performers (Jordin Sparks, Straight No Chaser).

As IndyCar drivers prepared for the 2015 Indianapolis 500, their families got in some playtime during a photo shoot outside the Pagoda at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

One driver’s Jack Russell terrier is to IndyCar what Blue III is to college basketball.

“One guy said something like, ‘Why don’t you let a man do that?’ It wasn’t that long ago.”