Indianapolis 500

auto race held in Speedway, Indiana, US

2013 film directed by David Soren

motorsport track in Indianapolis, IN, USA

American actor and singer (1930-2017)

motorsport achievement, winning the world's three most famous races

The Offenhauser Racing Engine, often shorted to the Offy, was a series of racing engines that dominated American Championship Car racing for more than fifty years. Versions of the engine won the Indianapolis 500 a record 27 times between 1935 and 1976. The engine was also widely used in sprint and midget car racing. The Offenhauser engine was first raced in the early 1930s, and continued to be used in top-level competition through the 1970s and into the early 1980s. It is still popular in vintage racing.

1969 American film directed by James Goldstone

American auto racing executive

American racing crew chief

racecar driver (1875–1943)

racing car model

song composed by James F. Hanley, lyrics by Ballard MacDonald

motor vehicle engine

defunct American motor vehicle manufacturer

Trophy of the Indianapolis 500 race

CART racing car

Racing and Automotive Museum in Speedway, Indiana, United States