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America’s racing history began with Indy-style racing and its heritage continues today. From the moment Ray Harroun strapped himself into a single-seat, purpose-built race car at the inaugural Indianapolis 500 in 1911, racing has been ingrained in American culture and the word Indy is synonymous with speed. With a legacy of almost 100 years of innovation, the IndyCar Series invents history again with the start of the 2007 season by being the first motorsport in the world to utilize 100 fuel-grade ethanol. Drivers prove their talent in the most diverse schedule in auto racing. From moonlit Miami to the streets of St. Petersburg to blistering fast ovals in Texas Chicago to the greatest sporting stage in the world, the Indianapolis 500 Mile race. Check out indycar.com for more information and tune in all season long on ABC/ ESPN

In 1911 Ray Harroun became the first champion of the Indianapolis 500 Mile Race. Today ninety editions later the pioneering Indianapolis 500 has grown into the “Greatest Spectacle in Racing”! Immortalized by its four unique racing corners and its blistering speed, the Indianapolis 500 has created familiar names such as A.J. Foyt Jr., the Unser Family, the Andretti’s and now welcomes a new generation of drivers in Sam Hornish Jr., Danica Patrick, Marco Andretti, Dan Wheldon and Helio Castroneves. Relive past Indianapolis 500’s and uncover special programs that have never been available until now on IndyVision