The WFYI Speak Up Phone has found a new home for the month of May: The Speedway Center for the Arts. WFYI's Jill Ditmire and Speedway Arts Council president Amy Carroll talk about ways you can "Show and Tell" Indy 500 memories.

In honor of the 100th running of the race, WFYI News is inviting people to share a story for our project called "My 500."

Racing fans can get a front row seat on the yard of bricks next week. It's part of the Indy Film Fest Roving Cinema screening of the classic Paul Newman film, "Winning." WFYI's Jill Ditmire invited IFF Executive Director Craig Mince to the studios to talk about this once in a lifetime opportunity.

Harry Arminius Miller, born in 1875, was a genius, artist, and perfectionist. What he did better than anybody of his era was build racecars.

Every Indy 500 race fan has their story - including Dave Shaw - the man in charge of management and planning for the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

Security will be tighter for the 100th running of the Indianapolis 500 than any before.

The Indianapolis Motor Speedway was originally conceived as an automotive proving ground for innovation.

Adam Henze of Bloomington beat out more than 200 others who submitted Indy 500-themed poems for the contest co-sponsored by Indiana Humanities.

Hoosier Josh Kaufman will lead race fans in singing the iconic song with the help of the Indianapolis Children's Choir.