#Indy500 eve never disappoints 😊 #LegendsDay | Firestone Racing

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A legendary day 🏁

the series shifts to Speed City 💨 Game 3 of the NBA Finals is tomorrow. Narrated by Indy 500 winner Alex Palou.

A sign the whole city can see 🏙️ IMS Senior Director of Marketing Michael Kaltenmark is joining Behind the Bricks, and today he's taking you behind the scenes of how the #Indy500 signage goes onto the JW Marriott.

A 20,000 square foot design that you can SEE THROUGH 😳 Ever wonder how the #Indy500 logo on the side of the JW Marriott is made? IMS Senior Director of Marketing Michael Kaltenmark visits Sport Graphics in Indianapolis to find out in the latest episode of Behind the Bricks!

3,500 fans pack these seats for the #BC39 and USAC Racing Indiana Sprint Week, but how are these grandstands built? 🤔 Michael Kaltenmark takes a look at the construction of these temporary seats in the latest episode of Behind the Bricks!

How I spent my Wednesday morning this week. And yes, Blue let me try a few tosses. Unfortunately no, I did not make any despite my experience as both a quarterback and mascot. That horse makes everything look easy.

Boogity Boogity. NASCAR is back in Indy, baby! #Brickyard400

Making some tv magic with our friends FOX59 News talking NASCAR Xfinity NASCAR w Michael Kaltenmark 🏁

Happy #BrickyardWeekend Indianapolis Motor Speedway ! Making tv magic with our local media! 🏁

Buckle up, your Grand Marshal is reporting for duty! 🍪🏁 #brickyard400 Indianapolis Motor Speedway NASCAR Cookie Monster #SesameRoadTrip

New career highlight: moderating a press conference for Cookie Monster at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. 🍪

Me had da time of me life at #brickyard400! And you know what? Me would drive dat fast too if cookies were at da finish line! 🏁🍪🏆 #SesameRoadTrip

The Brickyard. A surface laid in 1909 and not seen in Turn 2 since 1937. I certainly never thought in my lifetime that I’d lay eyes on those bricks, fully exposed. Completely surreal experience. Euphoric if you love this place like we do.

For the first time, all three track surface types are on display at the Museum. This week during a Turn 2 repaving project, IMS officials uncovered the original crushed rock and tar track surface from 1909—116 years ago! See this piece of history in the Track Lounge.

Stuff of nightmares. Thankfully, our boys are safe tonight. I pray almost daily for the Holy Spirit’s protection of our schools. I wholeheartedly believe God hears my prayers. I also believe the good Lord wonders why we aren’t taking action to prevent such incidents & tragedies.