Indianapolis Motor Speedway's Project 100, a $92 million project to upgrade the facility for the 100th running of the Indianapolis 500, is bringing the facility's amenities into the 21st century, with improved seating, entertainment areas and improved bathrooms.The Indianapolis Business Journal reports that additions include 20 high-definition big-screen monitors, a...

The start of the 2016 Verizon IndyCar Series season is six weeks away, and the historic 100th running of the Indianapolis 500 is more than 100 days away.But on a grey, chilly and rainy Tuesday, the excitement and anticipation for both of those hallmark events was as hot as a...

With the new grandstands being constructed behind him, IMS President Doug Boles talks to RACER about the progress of the Project 100 program as race fans prepare for the 100th Indianapolis 500 in May.

By Indianapolis Motor SpeedwayPublished: Sep 18, 2015When fans return in 2016 for the 100th Running of the Indianapolis 500, there will be more changes to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway as part of Project 100. The areas you can expect improvement will most likely be in the areas of seating, technology,...

By IndyCar.com staffPublished: Jul 28, 2015Sherwin-Williams, an industry leader in paint and coatings, will serve as the Official Paint and Finishing Partner of INDYCAR, the Verizon IndyCar Series, Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Indianapolis 500 Mile Race, Angie’s List Grand Prix of Indianapolis and the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Crown Royal 400...

Fans in attendance at Indianapolis Motor Speedway will now be able to follow racing events at the track events up close and personal, courtesy of 20 newly installed networked high-definition LED video display boards from Panasonic Enterprise Solutions Company, an industry leader in engineering and technology solutions and the newest...