The Indianapolis 500, The Greatest Spectacle in Racing, is set for its 109th running on Memorial Day Weekend when checkered flag waves at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

After they developed the first iteration of Driver’s Eye, the team got it into Formula E racing in 2020, and was able to finalize the development of the tech, testing it in Formula 1 in 2021—and giving race fanatics a new, visceral way to experience the sport. It gained ground, and in 2023 became mandatory in Formula 1.

The Indy 500 is less than a week away and preparation is in full swing. The 33 drivers vying for the title will head to the track at Indianapolis Motor Speedway today for practice ahead of Sunday’s big race. Fans can catch the action at 1 p.m. today on Fox Sports 1 or stream it on Fubo TV, Sling or DirectTV Stream.

Six Oscar Mayer Wienermobiles are going to be racing at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway for the very first time in "The Wienie 500." Here's what to know.

The Indianapolis 500 has sold out its grandstands for the first time in nearly a decade, and the local TV blackout that has been in place since 1951 has been lifted.

The Team Penske driver had the second-best qualifying effort Saturday (233.013 mph), setting him up to compete to repeat as pole winner.