Indianapolis has many draws but none quite so world famous as the Indianapolis 500. There are... read more
Indianapolis has many draws but none quite so world famous as the Indianapolis 500. There are... read more
This is a very nice museum in a very old building. They have a ton of cars as you can see in my... read more
I had some time after work so I thought I'd visit this most iconic Indianapolis site. It's mostly displays of race cars from throughout the history of the Indy 500. They have the car that won the first race and several examples of cars (not all winners) from the decades since…
Indianapolis has many draws but none quite so world famous as the Indianapolis 500. There are advantages to coming off season including easier access to the museum and an opportunity for a bus ride around the 2 1/2 mile track. Come the first Saturday in May to run the IndyMini…
This is a very nice museum in a very old building. They have a ton of cars as you can see in my pictures and a lot of artifacts and stuff from the history of Indy Racing. They have to gift shops inside which have all you could imagine. The kiss the bricks tour was pretty short…
The tour was awesome! We were able to take a bus out on the track and ride one lap of the track. We got to see and take pictures of the brick finish line! Our tour guides Jason and Gary were very knowledgeable and very entertaining! I would 100% recommend!
Just 5 weeks after the 1955 Indy 500, I got to see and sit in the John Zink Special - that year’s winner. I cherish that memory and the photo taken of me at five years old with the car. Now I approach 70 years, and finally came to the museum to revisit that car. The staff was…