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

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

Entering its third year, the Brickyard GP offers a different variety of racing compared to the Indianapolis 500 or the Brickyard 400.

“When I won my first race, I wasn’t allowed to spray champagne because I was underage. So Dave [Letterman, co-owner of Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing] decided to send me some.”

Busch is attempting to join an exclusive club of drivers to complete “The Double,” the feat of racing, on the same day, in the Indianapolis 500 and NASCAR’s Coca-Cola 600.

Thackston is the newest member of the public-announcer crew at IMS—and only the third woman in the track’s 100-plus-year history to hold such a position.

It’s still the Month of May and it’s still IndyCar. It’s just not the Indianapolis 500.

“Hopefully the word is out that I’m coming, and I’m looking to have some fun and enjoy the festivities,” he says.

Why race fans will spend up to $1,100 for a four-night stay in a tent.

For a town built on racing, Indy has been noticeably lean on racetracks. Short of the Fastimes go-karting facility near Castleton, where can the amateur go to express his inner Foyt?