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DESCRIPTION:The new rotating exhibition chronicles Gordon’s life and career INDIANAPOLIS (June 29\, 2026) – Dive into NASCAR legend Jeff Gordon’s life and legacy in “Jeff Gordon”\, Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum’s newest exhibition opening July 1\, just before the Brickyard 400 returns to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The exhibition will span both Lower-Level rotating galleries\, replacing “Now Stay Tuned” and “Setting the Pace”.  “Jeff Gordon” will explore Gordon’s racing timeline from his early roots driving quarter midgets\, racing sprint cars as a teen\, to his unparalleled stock car career. Gordon is a four-time NASCAR Cup Series champion (1995\, 1997\, 1998\, 2001)\, secured 93 Cup Series victories (third all-time)\, and won the Brickyard 400 a record five times.   “Jeff Gordon is one of the most influential drivers in NASCAR history\, but he is also a prolific figure in Indiana racing history and culture\,” said Jason Vansickle\, IMS Museum vice president of curation and education. “We begin by highlighting his early career\, growing up in Pittsboro\, Indiana\, and of course\, his unmatched success here at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in the Brickyard 400.”   While the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum has spotlighted NASCAR drivers and races over the years\, this is the first time it has curated an entire exhibition dedicated to a single NASCAR driver.    Thirteen cars from every era of his career will be on display\, from a 1985 sprint car to Brickyard 400\, Daytona 500\, and Coca-Cola 600-winning stock cars with his iconic No. 24 rainbow and flame liveries. Never-before-displayed artifacts include:   His first-ever trophy from a bicycle race in 1976. The first Jeff Gordon T-shirt from 1978.  The firesuit from his first sprint car win in 1986. The Williams Formula 1 steering wheel Gordon used when he swapped seats with Juan Pablo Montoya at the Speedway in 2003.   Over 70 of his helmets will be displayed as art pieces on an eye-catching gallery wall. Additional artifacts include rings\, trophies\, letters\, and jackets with significance to Gordon’s life and career.   “I was incredibly honored when the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum reached out with the idea for this exhibit\,” said Gordon. “It is the largest collection of my personal memorabilia ever displayed to the public\, and I couldn’t think of a better place for it than here at Indy\, which had such a significant impact on my career. Countless hours went into putting this exhibit together\, and I’m grateful to the IMS Museum team\, my family and Hendrick Motorsports for their contributions. Walking through the exhibit for the first time will be a truly special experience and bring back a lot of memories. I hope everyone enjoys it as much as I will.”   “Jeff Gordon” is open until February 2027. The exhibit is included in Museum admission\, which can be purchased online at imsmuseum.org. Note that during Brickyard 400 weekend\, guests must purchase Indianapolis Motor Speedway gate admission to get into the track\, in addition to Museum admission.  ###  About the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum represents more than a century of motorsports history and is driven by its mission to celebrate and preserve the history behind the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and the Indianapolis 500. Since 1956 when the IMS Museum first opened\, it has brought to life the innovation\, thrill\, and cultural significance of motor racing at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. What began with only 12 cars on display has become one of the world’s premier collections of racing automobiles and artifacts – with more than 55\,000 artifacts and over 200 vehicles. The IMS Museum ignites curiosity\, sparks discovery\, and embraces tradition. 
URL:https://imsmuseum.org/event/no-tours-ffa/
CATEGORIES:Track Tours
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SUMMARY:Golf Cart Tours
DESCRIPTION:The new rotating exhibition chronicles Gordon’s life and career INDIANAPOLIS (June 29\, 2026) – Dive into NASCAR legend Jeff Gordon’s life and legacy in “Jeff Gordon”\, Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum’s newest exhibition opening July 1\, just before the Brickyard 400 returns to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The exhibition will span both Lower-Level rotating galleries\, replacing “Now Stay Tuned” and “Setting the Pace”.  “Jeff Gordon” will explore Gordon’s racing timeline from his early roots driving quarter midgets\, racing sprint cars as a teen\, to his unparalleled stock car career. Gordon is a four-time NASCAR Cup Series champion (1995\, 1997\, 1998\, 2001)\, secured 93 Cup Series victories (third all-time)\, and won the Brickyard 400 a record five times.   “Jeff Gordon is one of the most influential drivers in NASCAR history\, but he is also a prolific figure in Indiana racing history and culture\,” said Jason Vansickle\, IMS Museum vice president of curation and education. “We begin by highlighting his early career\, growing up in Pittsboro\, Indiana\, and of course\, his unmatched success here at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in the Brickyard 400.”   While the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum has spotlighted NASCAR drivers and races over the years\, this is the first time it has curated an entire exhibition dedicated to a single NASCAR driver.    Thirteen cars from every era of his career will be on display\, from a 1985 sprint car to Brickyard 400\, Daytona 500\, and Coca-Cola 600-winning stock cars with his iconic No. 24 rainbow and flame liveries. Never-before-displayed artifacts include:   His first-ever trophy from a bicycle race in 1976. The first Jeff Gordon T-shirt from 1978.  The firesuit from his first sprint car win in 1986. The Williams Formula 1 steering wheel Gordon used when he swapped seats with Juan Pablo Montoya at the Speedway in 2003.   Over 70 of his helmets will be displayed as art pieces on an eye-catching gallery wall. Additional artifacts include rings\, trophies\, letters\, and jackets with significance to Gordon’s life and career.   “I was incredibly honored when the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum reached out with the idea for this exhibit\,” said Gordon. “It is the largest collection of my personal memorabilia ever displayed to the public\, and I couldn’t think of a better place for it than here at Indy\, which had such a significant impact on my career. Countless hours went into putting this exhibit together\, and I’m grateful to the IMS Museum team\, my family and Hendrick Motorsports for their contributions. Walking through the exhibit for the first time will be a truly special experience and bring back a lot of memories. I hope everyone enjoys it as much as I will.”   “Jeff Gordon” is open until February 2027. The exhibit is included in Museum admission\, which can be purchased online at imsmuseum.org. Note that during Brickyard 400 weekend\, guests must purchase Indianapolis Motor Speedway gate admission to get into the track\, in addition to Museum admission.  ###  About the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum represents more than a century of motorsports history and is driven by its mission to celebrate and preserve the history behind the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and the Indianapolis 500. Since 1956 when the IMS Museum first opened\, it has brought to life the innovation\, thrill\, and cultural significance of motor racing at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. What began with only 12 cars on display has become one of the world’s premier collections of racing automobiles and artifacts – with more than 55\,000 artifacts and over 200 vehicles. The IMS Museum ignites curiosity\, sparks discovery\, and embraces tradition. 
URL:https://imsmuseum.org/event/golf-cart-tours-6/2026-10-27/
CATEGORIES:Track Tours
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SUMMARY:Victory Podium
DESCRIPTION:The new rotating exhibition chronicles Gordon’s life and career INDIANAPOLIS (June 29\, 2026) – Dive into NASCAR legend Jeff Gordon’s life and legacy in “Jeff Gordon”\, Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum’s newest exhibition opening July 1\, just before the Brickyard 400 returns to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The exhibition will span both Lower-Level rotating galleries\, replacing “Now Stay Tuned” and “Setting the Pace”.  “Jeff Gordon” will explore Gordon’s racing timeline from his early roots driving quarter midgets\, racing sprint cars as a teen\, to his unparalleled stock car career. Gordon is a four-time NASCAR Cup Series champion (1995\, 1997\, 1998\, 2001)\, secured 93 Cup Series victories (third all-time)\, and won the Brickyard 400 a record five times.   “Jeff Gordon is one of the most influential drivers in NASCAR history\, but he is also a prolific figure in Indiana racing history and culture\,” said Jason Vansickle\, IMS Museum vice president of curation and education. “We begin by highlighting his early career\, growing up in Pittsboro\, Indiana\, and of course\, his unmatched success here at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in the Brickyard 400.”   While the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum has spotlighted NASCAR drivers and races over the years\, this is the first time it has curated an entire exhibition dedicated to a single NASCAR driver.    Thirteen cars from every era of his career will be on display\, from a 1985 sprint car to Brickyard 400\, Daytona 500\, and Coca-Cola 600-winning stock cars with his iconic No. 24 rainbow and flame liveries. Never-before-displayed artifacts include:   His first-ever trophy from a bicycle race in 1976. The first Jeff Gordon T-shirt from 1978.  The firesuit from his first sprint car win in 1986. The Williams Formula 1 steering wheel Gordon used when he swapped seats with Juan Pablo Montoya at the Speedway in 2003.   Over 70 of his helmets will be displayed as art pieces on an eye-catching gallery wall. Additional artifacts include rings\, trophies\, letters\, and jackets with significance to Gordon’s life and career.   “I was incredibly honored when the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum reached out with the idea for this exhibit\,” said Gordon. “It is the largest collection of my personal memorabilia ever displayed to the public\, and I couldn’t think of a better place for it than here at Indy\, which had such a significant impact on my career. Countless hours went into putting this exhibit together\, and I’m grateful to the IMS Museum team\, my family and Hendrick Motorsports for their contributions. Walking through the exhibit for the first time will be a truly special experience and bring back a lot of memories. I hope everyone enjoys it as much as I will.”   “Jeff Gordon” is open until February 2027. The exhibit is included in Museum admission\, which can be purchased online at imsmuseum.org. Note that during Brickyard 400 weekend\, guests must purchase Indianapolis Motor Speedway gate admission to get into the track\, in addition to Museum admission.  ###  About the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum represents more than a century of motorsports history and is driven by its mission to celebrate and preserve the history behind the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and the Indianapolis 500. Since 1956 when the IMS Museum first opened\, it has brought to life the innovation\, thrill\, and cultural significance of motor racing at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. What began with only 12 cars on display has become one of the world’s premier collections of racing automobiles and artifacts – with more than 55\,000 artifacts and over 200 vehicles. The IMS Museum ignites curiosity\, sparks discovery\, and embraces tradition. 
URL:https://imsmuseum.org/event/victory-podium-5/2026-10-27/
CATEGORIES:Track Tours
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SUMMARY:Member Exclusive | Fuel Up with Dallara
DESCRIPTION:The new rotating exhibition chronicles Gordon’s life and career INDIANAPOLIS (June 29\, 2026) – Dive into NASCAR legend Jeff Gordon’s life and legacy in “Jeff Gordon”\, Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum’s newest exhibition opening July 1\, just before the Brickyard 400 returns to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The exhibition will span both Lower-Level rotating galleries\, replacing “Now Stay Tuned” and “Setting the Pace”.  “Jeff Gordon” will explore Gordon’s racing timeline from his early roots driving quarter midgets\, racing sprint cars as a teen\, to his unparalleled stock car career. Gordon is a four-time NASCAR Cup Series champion (1995\, 1997\, 1998\, 2001)\, secured 93 Cup Series victories (third all-time)\, and won the Brickyard 400 a record five times.   “Jeff Gordon is one of the most influential drivers in NASCAR history\, but he is also a prolific figure in Indiana racing history and culture\,” said Jason Vansickle\, IMS Museum vice president of curation and education. “We begin by highlighting his early career\, growing up in Pittsboro\, Indiana\, and of course\, his unmatched success here at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in the Brickyard 400.”   While the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum has spotlighted NASCAR drivers and races over the years\, this is the first time it has curated an entire exhibition dedicated to a single NASCAR driver.    Thirteen cars from every era of his career will be on display\, from a 1985 sprint car to Brickyard 400\, Daytona 500\, and Coca-Cola 600-winning stock cars with his iconic No. 24 rainbow and flame liveries. Never-before-displayed artifacts include:   His first-ever trophy from a bicycle race in 1976. The first Jeff Gordon T-shirt from 1978.  The firesuit from his first sprint car win in 1986. The Williams Formula 1 steering wheel Gordon used when he swapped seats with Juan Pablo Montoya at the Speedway in 2003.   Over 70 of his helmets will be displayed as art pieces on an eye-catching gallery wall. Additional artifacts include rings\, trophies\, letters\, and jackets with significance to Gordon’s life and career.   “I was incredibly honored when the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum reached out with the idea for this exhibit\,” said Gordon. “It is the largest collection of my personal memorabilia ever displayed to the public\, and I couldn’t think of a better place for it than here at Indy\, which had such a significant impact on my career. Countless hours went into putting this exhibit together\, and I’m grateful to the IMS Museum team\, my family and Hendrick Motorsports for their contributions. Walking through the exhibit for the first time will be a truly special experience and bring back a lot of memories. I hope everyone enjoys it as much as I will.”   “Jeff Gordon” is open until February 2027. The exhibit is included in Museum admission\, which can be purchased online at imsmuseum.org. Note that during Brickyard 400 weekend\, guests must purchase Indianapolis Motor Speedway gate admission to get into the track\, in addition to Museum admission.  ###  About the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum represents more than a century of motorsports history and is driven by its mission to celebrate and preserve the history behind the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and the Indianapolis 500. Since 1956 when the IMS Museum first opened\, it has brought to life the innovation\, thrill\, and cultural significance of motor racing at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. What began with only 12 cars on display has become one of the world’s premier collections of racing automobiles and artifacts – with more than 55\,000 artifacts and over 200 vehicles. The IMS Museum ignites curiosity\, sparks discovery\, and embraces tradition. 
URL:https://imsmuseum.org/event/member-exclusive-fuel-up-with-dallara/
LOCATION:IMS Museum\, 4750 W 16th St\, Indianapolis\, IN\, 46222\, United States
CATEGORIES:Events Calendar
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SUMMARY:Golf Cart Tours
DESCRIPTION:The new rotating exhibition chronicles Gordon’s life and career INDIANAPOLIS (June 29\, 2026) – Dive into NASCAR legend Jeff Gordon’s life and legacy in “Jeff Gordon”\, Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum’s newest exhibition opening July 1\, just before the Brickyard 400 returns to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The exhibition will span both Lower-Level rotating galleries\, replacing “Now Stay Tuned” and “Setting the Pace”.  “Jeff Gordon” will explore Gordon’s racing timeline from his early roots driving quarter midgets\, racing sprint cars as a teen\, to his unparalleled stock car career. Gordon is a four-time NASCAR Cup Series champion (1995\, 1997\, 1998\, 2001)\, secured 93 Cup Series victories (third all-time)\, and won the Brickyard 400 a record five times.   “Jeff Gordon is one of the most influential drivers in NASCAR history\, but he is also a prolific figure in Indiana racing history and culture\,” said Jason Vansickle\, IMS Museum vice president of curation and education. “We begin by highlighting his early career\, growing up in Pittsboro\, Indiana\, and of course\, his unmatched success here at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in the Brickyard 400.”   While the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum has spotlighted NASCAR drivers and races over the years\, this is the first time it has curated an entire exhibition dedicated to a single NASCAR driver.    Thirteen cars from every era of his career will be on display\, from a 1985 sprint car to Brickyard 400\, Daytona 500\, and Coca-Cola 600-winning stock cars with his iconic No. 24 rainbow and flame liveries. Never-before-displayed artifacts include:   His first-ever trophy from a bicycle race in 1976. The first Jeff Gordon T-shirt from 1978.  The firesuit from his first sprint car win in 1986. The Williams Formula 1 steering wheel Gordon used when he swapped seats with Juan Pablo Montoya at the Speedway in 2003.   Over 70 of his helmets will be displayed as art pieces on an eye-catching gallery wall. Additional artifacts include rings\, trophies\, letters\, and jackets with significance to Gordon’s life and career.   “I was incredibly honored when the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum reached out with the idea for this exhibit\,” said Gordon. “It is the largest collection of my personal memorabilia ever displayed to the public\, and I couldn’t think of a better place for it than here at Indy\, which had such a significant impact on my career. Countless hours went into putting this exhibit together\, and I’m grateful to the IMS Museum team\, my family and Hendrick Motorsports for their contributions. Walking through the exhibit for the first time will be a truly special experience and bring back a lot of memories. I hope everyone enjoys it as much as I will.”   “Jeff Gordon” is open until February 2027. The exhibit is included in Museum admission\, which can be purchased online at imsmuseum.org. Note that during Brickyard 400 weekend\, guests must purchase Indianapolis Motor Speedway gate admission to get into the track\, in addition to Museum admission.  ###  About the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum represents more than a century of motorsports history and is driven by its mission to celebrate and preserve the history behind the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and the Indianapolis 500. Since 1956 when the IMS Museum first opened\, it has brought to life the innovation\, thrill\, and cultural significance of motor racing at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. What began with only 12 cars on display has become one of the world’s premier collections of racing automobiles and artifacts – with more than 55\,000 artifacts and over 200 vehicles. The IMS Museum ignites curiosity\, sparks discovery\, and embraces tradition. 
URL:https://imsmuseum.org/event/golf-cart-tours-6/2026-10-28/
CATEGORIES:Track Tours
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SUMMARY:Victory Podium
DESCRIPTION:The new rotating exhibition chronicles Gordon’s life and career INDIANAPOLIS (June 29\, 2026) – Dive into NASCAR legend Jeff Gordon’s life and legacy in “Jeff Gordon”\, Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum’s newest exhibition opening July 1\, just before the Brickyard 400 returns to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The exhibition will span both Lower-Level rotating galleries\, replacing “Now Stay Tuned” and “Setting the Pace”.  “Jeff Gordon” will explore Gordon’s racing timeline from his early roots driving quarter midgets\, racing sprint cars as a teen\, to his unparalleled stock car career. Gordon is a four-time NASCAR Cup Series champion (1995\, 1997\, 1998\, 2001)\, secured 93 Cup Series victories (third all-time)\, and won the Brickyard 400 a record five times.   “Jeff Gordon is one of the most influential drivers in NASCAR history\, but he is also a prolific figure in Indiana racing history and culture\,” said Jason Vansickle\, IMS Museum vice president of curation and education. “We begin by highlighting his early career\, growing up in Pittsboro\, Indiana\, and of course\, his unmatched success here at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in the Brickyard 400.”   While the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum has spotlighted NASCAR drivers and races over the years\, this is the first time it has curated an entire exhibition dedicated to a single NASCAR driver.    Thirteen cars from every era of his career will be on display\, from a 1985 sprint car to Brickyard 400\, Daytona 500\, and Coca-Cola 600-winning stock cars with his iconic No. 24 rainbow and flame liveries. Never-before-displayed artifacts include:   His first-ever trophy from a bicycle race in 1976. The first Jeff Gordon T-shirt from 1978.  The firesuit from his first sprint car win in 1986. The Williams Formula 1 steering wheel Gordon used when he swapped seats with Juan Pablo Montoya at the Speedway in 2003.   Over 70 of his helmets will be displayed as art pieces on an eye-catching gallery wall. Additional artifacts include rings\, trophies\, letters\, and jackets with significance to Gordon’s life and career.   “I was incredibly honored when the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum reached out with the idea for this exhibit\,” said Gordon. “It is the largest collection of my personal memorabilia ever displayed to the public\, and I couldn’t think of a better place for it than here at Indy\, which had such a significant impact on my career. Countless hours went into putting this exhibit together\, and I’m grateful to the IMS Museum team\, my family and Hendrick Motorsports for their contributions. Walking through the exhibit for the first time will be a truly special experience and bring back a lot of memories. I hope everyone enjoys it as much as I will.”   “Jeff Gordon” is open until February 2027. The exhibit is included in Museum admission\, which can be purchased online at imsmuseum.org. Note that during Brickyard 400 weekend\, guests must purchase Indianapolis Motor Speedway gate admission to get into the track\, in addition to Museum admission.  ###  About the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum represents more than a century of motorsports history and is driven by its mission to celebrate and preserve the history behind the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and the Indianapolis 500. Since 1956 when the IMS Museum first opened\, it has brought to life the innovation\, thrill\, and cultural significance of motor racing at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. What began with only 12 cars on display has become one of the world’s premier collections of racing automobiles and artifacts – with more than 55\,000 artifacts and over 200 vehicles. The IMS Museum ignites curiosity\, sparks discovery\, and embraces tradition. 
URL:https://imsmuseum.org/event/victory-podium-5/2026-10-28/
CATEGORIES:Track Tours
END:VEVENT
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Indiana/Indianapolis:20261029T093000
DTEND;TZID=America/Indiana/Indianapolis:20261029T143000
DTSTAMP:20261006T142816Z
CREATED:20260714T134932Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261006T142816Z
UID:10001772-1793266200-1793284200@imsmuseum.org
SUMMARY:Golf Cart Tours
DESCRIPTION:The new rotating exhibition chronicles Gordon’s life and career INDIANAPOLIS (June 29\, 2026) – Dive into NASCAR legend Jeff Gordon’s life and legacy in “Jeff Gordon”\, Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum’s newest exhibition opening July 1\, just before the Brickyard 400 returns to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The exhibition will span both Lower-Level rotating galleries\, replacing “Now Stay Tuned” and “Setting the Pace”.  “Jeff Gordon” will explore Gordon’s racing timeline from his early roots driving quarter midgets\, racing sprint cars as a teen\, to his unparalleled stock car career. Gordon is a four-time NASCAR Cup Series champion (1995\, 1997\, 1998\, 2001)\, secured 93 Cup Series victories (third all-time)\, and won the Brickyard 400 a record five times.   “Jeff Gordon is one of the most influential drivers in NASCAR history\, but he is also a prolific figure in Indiana racing history and culture\,” said Jason Vansickle\, IMS Museum vice president of curation and education. “We begin by highlighting his early career\, growing up in Pittsboro\, Indiana\, and of course\, his unmatched success here at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in the Brickyard 400.”   While the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum has spotlighted NASCAR drivers and races over the years\, this is the first time it has curated an entire exhibition dedicated to a single NASCAR driver.    Thirteen cars from every era of his career will be on display\, from a 1985 sprint car to Brickyard 400\, Daytona 500\, and Coca-Cola 600-winning stock cars with his iconic No. 24 rainbow and flame liveries. Never-before-displayed artifacts include:   His first-ever trophy from a bicycle race in 1976. The first Jeff Gordon T-shirt from 1978.  The firesuit from his first sprint car win in 1986. The Williams Formula 1 steering wheel Gordon used when he swapped seats with Juan Pablo Montoya at the Speedway in 2003.   Over 70 of his helmets will be displayed as art pieces on an eye-catching gallery wall. Additional artifacts include rings\, trophies\, letters\, and jackets with significance to Gordon’s life and career.   “I was incredibly honored when the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum reached out with the idea for this exhibit\,” said Gordon. “It is the largest collection of my personal memorabilia ever displayed to the public\, and I couldn’t think of a better place for it than here at Indy\, which had such a significant impact on my career. Countless hours went into putting this exhibit together\, and I’m grateful to the IMS Museum team\, my family and Hendrick Motorsports for their contributions. Walking through the exhibit for the first time will be a truly special experience and bring back a lot of memories. I hope everyone enjoys it as much as I will.”   “Jeff Gordon” is open until February 2027. The exhibit is included in Museum admission\, which can be purchased online at imsmuseum.org. Note that during Brickyard 400 weekend\, guests must purchase Indianapolis Motor Speedway gate admission to get into the track\, in addition to Museum admission.  ###  About the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum represents more than a century of motorsports history and is driven by its mission to celebrate and preserve the history behind the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and the Indianapolis 500. Since 1956 when the IMS Museum first opened\, it has brought to life the innovation\, thrill\, and cultural significance of motor racing at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. What began with only 12 cars on display has become one of the world’s premier collections of racing automobiles and artifacts – with more than 55\,000 artifacts and over 200 vehicles. The IMS Museum ignites curiosity\, sparks discovery\, and embraces tradition. 
URL:https://imsmuseum.org/event/golf-cart-tours-6/2026-10-29/
CATEGORIES:Track Tours
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Indiana/Indianapolis:20261029T093000
DTEND;TZID=America/Indiana/Indianapolis:20261029T160000
DTSTAMP:20261008T180006Z
CREATED:20260714T134251Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261008T180006Z
UID:10001716-1793266200-1793289600@imsmuseum.org
SUMMARY:Victory Podium
DESCRIPTION:The new rotating exhibition chronicles Gordon’s life and career INDIANAPOLIS (June 29\, 2026) – Dive into NASCAR legend Jeff Gordon’s life and legacy in “Jeff Gordon”\, Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum’s newest exhibition opening July 1\, just before the Brickyard 400 returns to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The exhibition will span both Lower-Level rotating galleries\, replacing “Now Stay Tuned” and “Setting the Pace”.  “Jeff Gordon” will explore Gordon’s racing timeline from his early roots driving quarter midgets\, racing sprint cars as a teen\, to his unparalleled stock car career. Gordon is a four-time NASCAR Cup Series champion (1995\, 1997\, 1998\, 2001)\, secured 93 Cup Series victories (third all-time)\, and won the Brickyard 400 a record five times.   “Jeff Gordon is one of the most influential drivers in NASCAR history\, but he is also a prolific figure in Indiana racing history and culture\,” said Jason Vansickle\, IMS Museum vice president of curation and education. “We begin by highlighting his early career\, growing up in Pittsboro\, Indiana\, and of course\, his unmatched success here at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in the Brickyard 400.”   While the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum has spotlighted NASCAR drivers and races over the years\, this is the first time it has curated an entire exhibition dedicated to a single NASCAR driver.    Thirteen cars from every era of his career will be on display\, from a 1985 sprint car to Brickyard 400\, Daytona 500\, and Coca-Cola 600-winning stock cars with his iconic No. 24 rainbow and flame liveries. Never-before-displayed artifacts include:   His first-ever trophy from a bicycle race in 1976. The first Jeff Gordon T-shirt from 1978.  The firesuit from his first sprint car win in 1986. The Williams Formula 1 steering wheel Gordon used when he swapped seats with Juan Pablo Montoya at the Speedway in 2003.   Over 70 of his helmets will be displayed as art pieces on an eye-catching gallery wall. Additional artifacts include rings\, trophies\, letters\, and jackets with significance to Gordon’s life and career.   “I was incredibly honored when the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum reached out with the idea for this exhibit\,” said Gordon. “It is the largest collection of my personal memorabilia ever displayed to the public\, and I couldn’t think of a better place for it than here at Indy\, which had such a significant impact on my career. Countless hours went into putting this exhibit together\, and I’m grateful to the IMS Museum team\, my family and Hendrick Motorsports for their contributions. Walking through the exhibit for the first time will be a truly special experience and bring back a lot of memories. I hope everyone enjoys it as much as I will.”   “Jeff Gordon” is open until February 2027. The exhibit is included in Museum admission\, which can be purchased online at imsmuseum.org. Note that during Brickyard 400 weekend\, guests must purchase Indianapolis Motor Speedway gate admission to get into the track\, in addition to Museum admission.  ###  About the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum represents more than a century of motorsports history and is driven by its mission to celebrate and preserve the history behind the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and the Indianapolis 500. Since 1956 when the IMS Museum first opened\, it has brought to life the innovation\, thrill\, and cultural significance of motor racing at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. What began with only 12 cars on display has become one of the world’s premier collections of racing automobiles and artifacts – with more than 55\,000 artifacts and over 200 vehicles. The IMS Museum ignites curiosity\, sparks discovery\, and embraces tradition. 
URL:https://imsmuseum.org/event/victory-podium-5/2026-10-29/
CATEGORIES:Track Tours
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Indiana/Indianapolis:20261030T093000
DTEND;TZID=America/Indiana/Indianapolis:20261030T143000
DTSTAMP:20261006T142816Z
CREATED:20260714T134932Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261006T142816Z
UID:10001773-1793352600-1793370600@imsmuseum.org
SUMMARY:Golf Cart Tours
DESCRIPTION:The new rotating exhibition chronicles Gordon’s life and career INDIANAPOLIS (June 29\, 2026) – Dive into NASCAR legend Jeff Gordon’s life and legacy in “Jeff Gordon”\, Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum’s newest exhibition opening July 1\, just before the Brickyard 400 returns to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The exhibition will span both Lower-Level rotating galleries\, replacing “Now Stay Tuned” and “Setting the Pace”.  “Jeff Gordon” will explore Gordon’s racing timeline from his early roots driving quarter midgets\, racing sprint cars as a teen\, to his unparalleled stock car career. Gordon is a four-time NASCAR Cup Series champion (1995\, 1997\, 1998\, 2001)\, secured 93 Cup Series victories (third all-time)\, and won the Brickyard 400 a record five times.   “Jeff Gordon is one of the most influential drivers in NASCAR history\, but he is also a prolific figure in Indiana racing history and culture\,” said Jason Vansickle\, IMS Museum vice president of curation and education. “We begin by highlighting his early career\, growing up in Pittsboro\, Indiana\, and of course\, his unmatched success here at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in the Brickyard 400.”   While the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum has spotlighted NASCAR drivers and races over the years\, this is the first time it has curated an entire exhibition dedicated to a single NASCAR driver.    Thirteen cars from every era of his career will be on display\, from a 1985 sprint car to Brickyard 400\, Daytona 500\, and Coca-Cola 600-winning stock cars with his iconic No. 24 rainbow and flame liveries. Never-before-displayed artifacts include:   His first-ever trophy from a bicycle race in 1976. The first Jeff Gordon T-shirt from 1978.  The firesuit from his first sprint car win in 1986. The Williams Formula 1 steering wheel Gordon used when he swapped seats with Juan Pablo Montoya at the Speedway in 2003.   Over 70 of his helmets will be displayed as art pieces on an eye-catching gallery wall. Additional artifacts include rings\, trophies\, letters\, and jackets with significance to Gordon’s life and career.   “I was incredibly honored when the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum reached out with the idea for this exhibit\,” said Gordon. “It is the largest collection of my personal memorabilia ever displayed to the public\, and I couldn’t think of a better place for it than here at Indy\, which had such a significant impact on my career. Countless hours went into putting this exhibit together\, and I’m grateful to the IMS Museum team\, my family and Hendrick Motorsports for their contributions. Walking through the exhibit for the first time will be a truly special experience and bring back a lot of memories. I hope everyone enjoys it as much as I will.”   “Jeff Gordon” is open until February 2027. The exhibit is included in Museum admission\, which can be purchased online at imsmuseum.org. Note that during Brickyard 400 weekend\, guests must purchase Indianapolis Motor Speedway gate admission to get into the track\, in addition to Museum admission.  ###  About the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum represents more than a century of motorsports history and is driven by its mission to celebrate and preserve the history behind the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and the Indianapolis 500. Since 1956 when the IMS Museum first opened\, it has brought to life the innovation\, thrill\, and cultural significance of motor racing at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. What began with only 12 cars on display has become one of the world’s premier collections of racing automobiles and artifacts – with more than 55\,000 artifacts and over 200 vehicles. The IMS Museum ignites curiosity\, sparks discovery\, and embraces tradition. 
URL:https://imsmuseum.org/event/golf-cart-tours-6/2026-10-30/
CATEGORIES:Track Tours
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Indiana/Indianapolis:20261030T093000
DTEND;TZID=America/Indiana/Indianapolis:20261030T160000
DTSTAMP:20261008T180006Z
CREATED:20260714T134251Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261008T180006Z
UID:10001717-1793352600-1793376000@imsmuseum.org
SUMMARY:Victory Podium
DESCRIPTION:The new rotating exhibition chronicles Gordon’s life and career INDIANAPOLIS (June 29\, 2026) – Dive into NASCAR legend Jeff Gordon’s life and legacy in “Jeff Gordon”\, Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum’s newest exhibition opening July 1\, just before the Brickyard 400 returns to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The exhibition will span both Lower-Level rotating galleries\, replacing “Now Stay Tuned” and “Setting the Pace”.  “Jeff Gordon” will explore Gordon’s racing timeline from his early roots driving quarter midgets\, racing sprint cars as a teen\, to his unparalleled stock car career. Gordon is a four-time NASCAR Cup Series champion (1995\, 1997\, 1998\, 2001)\, secured 93 Cup Series victories (third all-time)\, and won the Brickyard 400 a record five times.   “Jeff Gordon is one of the most influential drivers in NASCAR history\, but he is also a prolific figure in Indiana racing history and culture\,” said Jason Vansickle\, IMS Museum vice president of curation and education. “We begin by highlighting his early career\, growing up in Pittsboro\, Indiana\, and of course\, his unmatched success here at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in the Brickyard 400.”   While the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum has spotlighted NASCAR drivers and races over the years\, this is the first time it has curated an entire exhibition dedicated to a single NASCAR driver.    Thirteen cars from every era of his career will be on display\, from a 1985 sprint car to Brickyard 400\, Daytona 500\, and Coca-Cola 600-winning stock cars with his iconic No. 24 rainbow and flame liveries. Never-before-displayed artifacts include:   His first-ever trophy from a bicycle race in 1976. The first Jeff Gordon T-shirt from 1978.  The firesuit from his first sprint car win in 1986. The Williams Formula 1 steering wheel Gordon used when he swapped seats with Juan Pablo Montoya at the Speedway in 2003.   Over 70 of his helmets will be displayed as art pieces on an eye-catching gallery wall. Additional artifacts include rings\, trophies\, letters\, and jackets with significance to Gordon’s life and career.   “I was incredibly honored when the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum reached out with the idea for this exhibit\,” said Gordon. “It is the largest collection of my personal memorabilia ever displayed to the public\, and I couldn’t think of a better place for it than here at Indy\, which had such a significant impact on my career. Countless hours went into putting this exhibit together\, and I’m grateful to the IMS Museum team\, my family and Hendrick Motorsports for their contributions. Walking through the exhibit for the first time will be a truly special experience and bring back a lot of memories. I hope everyone enjoys it as much as I will.”   “Jeff Gordon” is open until February 2027. The exhibit is included in Museum admission\, which can be purchased online at imsmuseum.org. Note that during Brickyard 400 weekend\, guests must purchase Indianapolis Motor Speedway gate admission to get into the track\, in addition to Museum admission.  ###  About the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum represents more than a century of motorsports history and is driven by its mission to celebrate and preserve the history behind the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and the Indianapolis 500. Since 1956 when the IMS Museum first opened\, it has brought to life the innovation\, thrill\, and cultural significance of motor racing at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. What began with only 12 cars on display has become one of the world’s premier collections of racing automobiles and artifacts – with more than 55\,000 artifacts and over 200 vehicles. The IMS Museum ignites curiosity\, sparks discovery\, and embraces tradition. 
URL:https://imsmuseum.org/event/victory-podium-5/2026-10-30/
CATEGORIES:Track Tours
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Indiana/Indianapolis:20261031T093000
DTEND;TZID=America/Indiana/Indianapolis:20261031T143000
DTSTAMP:20261006T142816Z
CREATED:20260714T134932Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261006T142816Z
UID:10001774-1793439000-1793457000@imsmuseum.org
SUMMARY:Golf Cart Tours
DESCRIPTION:The new rotating exhibition chronicles Gordon’s life and career INDIANAPOLIS (June 29\, 2026) – Dive into NASCAR legend Jeff Gordon’s life and legacy in “Jeff Gordon”\, Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum’s newest exhibition opening July 1\, just before the Brickyard 400 returns to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The exhibition will span both Lower-Level rotating galleries\, replacing “Now Stay Tuned” and “Setting the Pace”.  “Jeff Gordon” will explore Gordon’s racing timeline from his early roots driving quarter midgets\, racing sprint cars as a teen\, to his unparalleled stock car career. Gordon is a four-time NASCAR Cup Series champion (1995\, 1997\, 1998\, 2001)\, secured 93 Cup Series victories (third all-time)\, and won the Brickyard 400 a record five times.   “Jeff Gordon is one of the most influential drivers in NASCAR history\, but he is also a prolific figure in Indiana racing history and culture\,” said Jason Vansickle\, IMS Museum vice president of curation and education. “We begin by highlighting his early career\, growing up in Pittsboro\, Indiana\, and of course\, his unmatched success here at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in the Brickyard 400.”   While the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum has spotlighted NASCAR drivers and races over the years\, this is the first time it has curated an entire exhibition dedicated to a single NASCAR driver.    Thirteen cars from every era of his career will be on display\, from a 1985 sprint car to Brickyard 400\, Daytona 500\, and Coca-Cola 600-winning stock cars with his iconic No. 24 rainbow and flame liveries. Never-before-displayed artifacts include:   His first-ever trophy from a bicycle race in 1976. The first Jeff Gordon T-shirt from 1978.  The firesuit from his first sprint car win in 1986. The Williams Formula 1 steering wheel Gordon used when he swapped seats with Juan Pablo Montoya at the Speedway in 2003.   Over 70 of his helmets will be displayed as art pieces on an eye-catching gallery wall. Additional artifacts include rings\, trophies\, letters\, and jackets with significance to Gordon’s life and career.   “I was incredibly honored when the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum reached out with the idea for this exhibit\,” said Gordon. “It is the largest collection of my personal memorabilia ever displayed to the public\, and I couldn’t think of a better place for it than here at Indy\, which had such a significant impact on my career. Countless hours went into putting this exhibit together\, and I’m grateful to the IMS Museum team\, my family and Hendrick Motorsports for their contributions. Walking through the exhibit for the first time will be a truly special experience and bring back a lot of memories. I hope everyone enjoys it as much as I will.”   “Jeff Gordon” is open until February 2027. The exhibit is included in Museum admission\, which can be purchased online at imsmuseum.org. Note that during Brickyard 400 weekend\, guests must purchase Indianapolis Motor Speedway gate admission to get into the track\, in addition to Museum admission.  ###  About the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum represents more than a century of motorsports history and is driven by its mission to celebrate and preserve the history behind the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and the Indianapolis 500. Since 1956 when the IMS Museum first opened\, it has brought to life the innovation\, thrill\, and cultural significance of motor racing at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. What began with only 12 cars on display has become one of the world’s premier collections of racing automobiles and artifacts – with more than 55\,000 artifacts and over 200 vehicles. The IMS Museum ignites curiosity\, sparks discovery\, and embraces tradition. 
URL:https://imsmuseum.org/event/golf-cart-tours-6/2026-10-31/
CATEGORIES:Track Tours
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Indiana/Indianapolis:20261031T093000
DTEND;TZID=America/Indiana/Indianapolis:20261031T160000
DTSTAMP:20261013T184229Z
CREATED:20260714T134538Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261013T184229Z
UID:10001736-1793439000-1793462400@imsmuseum.org
SUMMARY:Kiss the Bricks
DESCRIPTION:The new rotating exhibition chronicles Gordon’s life and career INDIANAPOLIS (June 29\, 2026) – Dive into NASCAR legend Jeff Gordon’s life and legacy in “Jeff Gordon”\, Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum’s newest exhibition opening July 1\, just before the Brickyard 400 returns to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The exhibition will span both Lower-Level rotating galleries\, replacing “Now Stay Tuned” and “Setting the Pace”.  “Jeff Gordon” will explore Gordon’s racing timeline from his early roots driving quarter midgets\, racing sprint cars as a teen\, to his unparalleled stock car career. Gordon is a four-time NASCAR Cup Series champion (1995\, 1997\, 1998\, 2001)\, secured 93 Cup Series victories (third all-time)\, and won the Brickyard 400 a record five times.   “Jeff Gordon is one of the most influential drivers in NASCAR history\, but he is also a prolific figure in Indiana racing history and culture\,” said Jason Vansickle\, IMS Museum vice president of curation and education. “We begin by highlighting his early career\, growing up in Pittsboro\, Indiana\, and of course\, his unmatched success here at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in the Brickyard 400.”   While the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum has spotlighted NASCAR drivers and races over the years\, this is the first time it has curated an entire exhibition dedicated to a single NASCAR driver.    Thirteen cars from every era of his career will be on display\, from a 1985 sprint car to Brickyard 400\, Daytona 500\, and Coca-Cola 600-winning stock cars with his iconic No. 24 rainbow and flame liveries. Never-before-displayed artifacts include:   His first-ever trophy from a bicycle race in 1976. The first Jeff Gordon T-shirt from 1978.  The firesuit from his first sprint car win in 1986. The Williams Formula 1 steering wheel Gordon used when he swapped seats with Juan Pablo Montoya at the Speedway in 2003.   Over 70 of his helmets will be displayed as art pieces on an eye-catching gallery wall. Additional artifacts include rings\, trophies\, letters\, and jackets with significance to Gordon’s life and career.   “I was incredibly honored when the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum reached out with the idea for this exhibit\,” said Gordon. “It is the largest collection of my personal memorabilia ever displayed to the public\, and I couldn’t think of a better place for it than here at Indy\, which had such a significant impact on my career. Countless hours went into putting this exhibit together\, and I’m grateful to the IMS Museum team\, my family and Hendrick Motorsports for their contributions. Walking through the exhibit for the first time will be a truly special experience and bring back a lot of memories. I hope everyone enjoys it as much as I will.”   “Jeff Gordon” is open until February 2027. The exhibit is included in Museum admission\, which can be purchased online at imsmuseum.org. Note that during Brickyard 400 weekend\, guests must purchase Indianapolis Motor Speedway gate admission to get into the track\, in addition to Museum admission.  ###  About the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum represents more than a century of motorsports history and is driven by its mission to celebrate and preserve the history behind the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and the Indianapolis 500. Since 1956 when the IMS Museum first opened\, it has brought to life the innovation\, thrill\, and cultural significance of motor racing at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. What began with only 12 cars on display has become one of the world’s premier collections of racing automobiles and artifacts – with more than 55\,000 artifacts and over 200 vehicles. The IMS Museum ignites curiosity\, sparks discovery\, and embraces tradition. 
URL:https://imsmuseum.org/event/kiss-the-bricks-4/2026-10-31/
CATEGORIES:Track Tours
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Indiana/Indianapolis:20261101T093000
DTEND;TZID=America/Indiana/Indianapolis:20261101T143000
DTSTAMP:20261006T142816Z
CREATED:20260714T134932Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261006T142816Z
UID:10001881-1793525400-1793543400@imsmuseum.org
SUMMARY:Golf Cart Tours
DESCRIPTION:The new rotating exhibition chronicles Gordon’s life and career INDIANAPOLIS (June 29\, 2026) – Dive into NASCAR legend Jeff Gordon’s life and legacy in “Jeff Gordon”\, Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum’s newest exhibition opening July 1\, just before the Brickyard 400 returns to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The exhibition will span both Lower-Level rotating galleries\, replacing “Now Stay Tuned” and “Setting the Pace”.  “Jeff Gordon” will explore Gordon’s racing timeline from his early roots driving quarter midgets\, racing sprint cars as a teen\, to his unparalleled stock car career. Gordon is a four-time NASCAR Cup Series champion (1995\, 1997\, 1998\, 2001)\, secured 93 Cup Series victories (third all-time)\, and won the Brickyard 400 a record five times.   “Jeff Gordon is one of the most influential drivers in NASCAR history\, but he is also a prolific figure in Indiana racing history and culture\,” said Jason Vansickle\, IMS Museum vice president of curation and education. “We begin by highlighting his early career\, growing up in Pittsboro\, Indiana\, and of course\, his unmatched success here at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in the Brickyard 400.”   While the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum has spotlighted NASCAR drivers and races over the years\, this is the first time it has curated an entire exhibition dedicated to a single NASCAR driver.    Thirteen cars from every era of his career will be on display\, from a 1985 sprint car to Brickyard 400\, Daytona 500\, and Coca-Cola 600-winning stock cars with his iconic No. 24 rainbow and flame liveries. Never-before-displayed artifacts include:   His first-ever trophy from a bicycle race in 1976. The first Jeff Gordon T-shirt from 1978.  The firesuit from his first sprint car win in 1986. The Williams Formula 1 steering wheel Gordon used when he swapped seats with Juan Pablo Montoya at the Speedway in 2003.   Over 70 of his helmets will be displayed as art pieces on an eye-catching gallery wall. Additional artifacts include rings\, trophies\, letters\, and jackets with significance to Gordon’s life and career.   “I was incredibly honored when the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum reached out with the idea for this exhibit\,” said Gordon. “It is the largest collection of my personal memorabilia ever displayed to the public\, and I couldn’t think of a better place for it than here at Indy\, which had such a significant impact on my career. Countless hours went into putting this exhibit together\, and I’m grateful to the IMS Museum team\, my family and Hendrick Motorsports for their contributions. Walking through the exhibit for the first time will be a truly special experience and bring back a lot of memories. I hope everyone enjoys it as much as I will.”   “Jeff Gordon” is open until February 2027. The exhibit is included in Museum admission\, which can be purchased online at imsmuseum.org. Note that during Brickyard 400 weekend\, guests must purchase Indianapolis Motor Speedway gate admission to get into the track\, in addition to Museum admission.  ###  About the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum represents more than a century of motorsports history and is driven by its mission to celebrate and preserve the history behind the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and the Indianapolis 500. Since 1956 when the IMS Museum first opened\, it has brought to life the innovation\, thrill\, and cultural significance of motor racing at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. What began with only 12 cars on display has become one of the world’s premier collections of racing automobiles and artifacts – with more than 55\,000 artifacts and over 200 vehicles. The IMS Museum ignites curiosity\, sparks discovery\, and embraces tradition. 
URL:https://imsmuseum.org/event/golf-cart-tours-6/2026-11-01/
CATEGORIES:Track Tours
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Indiana/Indianapolis:20261101T093000
DTEND;TZID=America/Indiana/Indianapolis:20261101T160000
DTSTAMP:20261006T142634Z
CREATED:20261006T142634Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261006T142634Z
UID:10001868-1793525400-1793548800@imsmuseum.org
SUMMARY:Kiss the Bricks
DESCRIPTION:The new rotating exhibition chronicles Gordon’s life and career INDIANAPOLIS (June 29\, 2026) – Dive into NASCAR legend Jeff Gordon’s life and legacy in “Jeff Gordon”\, Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum’s newest exhibition opening July 1\, just before the Brickyard 400 returns to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The exhibition will span both Lower-Level rotating galleries\, replacing “Now Stay Tuned” and “Setting the Pace”.  “Jeff Gordon” will explore Gordon’s racing timeline from his early roots driving quarter midgets\, racing sprint cars as a teen\, to his unparalleled stock car career. Gordon is a four-time NASCAR Cup Series champion (1995\, 1997\, 1998\, 2001)\, secured 93 Cup Series victories (third all-time)\, and won the Brickyard 400 a record five times.   “Jeff Gordon is one of the most influential drivers in NASCAR history\, but he is also a prolific figure in Indiana racing history and culture\,” said Jason Vansickle\, IMS Museum vice president of curation and education. “We begin by highlighting his early career\, growing up in Pittsboro\, Indiana\, and of course\, his unmatched success here at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in the Brickyard 400.”   While the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum has spotlighted NASCAR drivers and races over the years\, this is the first time it has curated an entire exhibition dedicated to a single NASCAR driver.    Thirteen cars from every era of his career will be on display\, from a 1985 sprint car to Brickyard 400\, Daytona 500\, and Coca-Cola 600-winning stock cars with his iconic No. 24 rainbow and flame liveries. Never-before-displayed artifacts include:   His first-ever trophy from a bicycle race in 1976. The first Jeff Gordon T-shirt from 1978.  The firesuit from his first sprint car win in 1986. The Williams Formula 1 steering wheel Gordon used when he swapped seats with Juan Pablo Montoya at the Speedway in 2003.   Over 70 of his helmets will be displayed as art pieces on an eye-catching gallery wall. Additional artifacts include rings\, trophies\, letters\, and jackets with significance to Gordon’s life and career.   “I was incredibly honored when the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum reached out with the idea for this exhibit\,” said Gordon. “It is the largest collection of my personal memorabilia ever displayed to the public\, and I couldn’t think of a better place for it than here at Indy\, which had such a significant impact on my career. Countless hours went into putting this exhibit together\, and I’m grateful to the IMS Museum team\, my family and Hendrick Motorsports for their contributions. Walking through the exhibit for the first time will be a truly special experience and bring back a lot of memories. I hope everyone enjoys it as much as I will.”   “Jeff Gordon” is open until February 2027. The exhibit is included in Museum admission\, which can be purchased online at imsmuseum.org. Note that during Brickyard 400 weekend\, guests must purchase Indianapolis Motor Speedway gate admission to get into the track\, in addition to Museum admission.  ###  About the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum represents more than a century of motorsports history and is driven by its mission to celebrate and preserve the history behind the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and the Indianapolis 500. Since 1956 when the IMS Museum first opened\, it has brought to life the innovation\, thrill\, and cultural significance of motor racing at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. What began with only 12 cars on display has become one of the world’s premier collections of racing automobiles and artifacts – with more than 55\,000 artifacts and over 200 vehicles. The IMS Museum ignites curiosity\, sparks discovery\, and embraces tradition. 
URL:https://imsmuseum.org/event/kiss-the-bricks-5/2026-11-01/
CATEGORIES:Track Tours
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Indiana/Indianapolis:20261102T103000
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UID:10001851-1793615400-1793631600@imsmuseum.org
SUMMARY:Victory Podium
DESCRIPTION:The new rotating exhibition chronicles Gordon’s life and career INDIANAPOLIS (June 29\, 2026) – Dive into NASCAR legend Jeff Gordon’s life and legacy in “Jeff Gordon”\, Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum’s newest exhibition opening July 1\, just before the Brickyard 400 returns to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The exhibition will span both Lower-Level rotating galleries\, replacing “Now Stay Tuned” and “Setting the Pace”.  “Jeff Gordon” will explore Gordon’s racing timeline from his early roots driving quarter midgets\, racing sprint cars as a teen\, to his unparalleled stock car career. Gordon is a four-time NASCAR Cup Series champion (1995\, 1997\, 1998\, 2001)\, secured 93 Cup Series victories (third all-time)\, and won the Brickyard 400 a record five times.   “Jeff Gordon is one of the most influential drivers in NASCAR history\, but he is also a prolific figure in Indiana racing history and culture\,” said Jason Vansickle\, IMS Museum vice president of curation and education. “We begin by highlighting his early career\, growing up in Pittsboro\, Indiana\, and of course\, his unmatched success here at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in the Brickyard 400.”   While the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum has spotlighted NASCAR drivers and races over the years\, this is the first time it has curated an entire exhibition dedicated to a single NASCAR driver.    Thirteen cars from every era of his career will be on display\, from a 1985 sprint car to Brickyard 400\, Daytona 500\, and Coca-Cola 600-winning stock cars with his iconic No. 24 rainbow and flame liveries. Never-before-displayed artifacts include:   His first-ever trophy from a bicycle race in 1976. The first Jeff Gordon T-shirt from 1978.  The firesuit from his first sprint car win in 1986. The Williams Formula 1 steering wheel Gordon used when he swapped seats with Juan Pablo Montoya at the Speedway in 2003.   Over 70 of his helmets will be displayed as art pieces on an eye-catching gallery wall. Additional artifacts include rings\, trophies\, letters\, and jackets with significance to Gordon’s life and career.   “I was incredibly honored when the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum reached out with the idea for this exhibit\,” said Gordon. “It is the largest collection of my personal memorabilia ever displayed to the public\, and I couldn’t think of a better place for it than here at Indy\, which had such a significant impact on my career. Countless hours went into putting this exhibit together\, and I’m grateful to the IMS Museum team\, my family and Hendrick Motorsports for their contributions. Walking through the exhibit for the first time will be a truly special experience and bring back a lot of memories. I hope everyone enjoys it as much as I will.”   “Jeff Gordon” is open until February 2027. The exhibit is included in Museum admission\, which can be purchased online at imsmuseum.org. Note that during Brickyard 400 weekend\, guests must purchase Indianapolis Motor Speedway gate admission to get into the track\, in addition to Museum admission.  ###  About the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum represents more than a century of motorsports history and is driven by its mission to celebrate and preserve the history behind the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and the Indianapolis 500. Since 1956 when the IMS Museum first opened\, it has brought to life the innovation\, thrill\, and cultural significance of motor racing at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. What began with only 12 cars on display has become one of the world’s premier collections of racing automobiles and artifacts – with more than 55\,000 artifacts and over 200 vehicles. The IMS Museum ignites curiosity\, sparks discovery\, and embraces tradition. 
URL:https://imsmuseum.org/event/victory-podium-6/2026-11-02/
CATEGORIES:Track Tours
END:VEVENT
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Indiana/Indianapolis:20261103T103000
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SUMMARY:Victory Podium
DESCRIPTION:The new rotating exhibition chronicles Gordon’s life and career INDIANAPOLIS (June 29\, 2026) – Dive into NASCAR legend Jeff Gordon’s life and legacy in “Jeff Gordon”\, Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum’s newest exhibition opening July 1\, just before the Brickyard 400 returns to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The exhibition will span both Lower-Level rotating galleries\, replacing “Now Stay Tuned” and “Setting the Pace”.  “Jeff Gordon” will explore Gordon’s racing timeline from his early roots driving quarter midgets\, racing sprint cars as a teen\, to his unparalleled stock car career. Gordon is a four-time NASCAR Cup Series champion (1995\, 1997\, 1998\, 2001)\, secured 93 Cup Series victories (third all-time)\, and won the Brickyard 400 a record five times.   “Jeff Gordon is one of the most influential drivers in NASCAR history\, but he is also a prolific figure in Indiana racing history and culture\,” said Jason Vansickle\, IMS Museum vice president of curation and education. “We begin by highlighting his early career\, growing up in Pittsboro\, Indiana\, and of course\, his unmatched success here at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in the Brickyard 400.”   While the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum has spotlighted NASCAR drivers and races over the years\, this is the first time it has curated an entire exhibition dedicated to a single NASCAR driver.    Thirteen cars from every era of his career will be on display\, from a 1985 sprint car to Brickyard 400\, Daytona 500\, and Coca-Cola 600-winning stock cars with his iconic No. 24 rainbow and flame liveries. Never-before-displayed artifacts include:   His first-ever trophy from a bicycle race in 1976. The first Jeff Gordon T-shirt from 1978.  The firesuit from his first sprint car win in 1986. The Williams Formula 1 steering wheel Gordon used when he swapped seats with Juan Pablo Montoya at the Speedway in 2003.   Over 70 of his helmets will be displayed as art pieces on an eye-catching gallery wall. Additional artifacts include rings\, trophies\, letters\, and jackets with significance to Gordon’s life and career.   “I was incredibly honored when the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum reached out with the idea for this exhibit\,” said Gordon. “It is the largest collection of my personal memorabilia ever displayed to the public\, and I couldn’t think of a better place for it than here at Indy\, which had such a significant impact on my career. Countless hours went into putting this exhibit together\, and I’m grateful to the IMS Museum team\, my family and Hendrick Motorsports for their contributions. Walking through the exhibit for the first time will be a truly special experience and bring back a lot of memories. I hope everyone enjoys it as much as I will.”   “Jeff Gordon” is open until February 2027. The exhibit is included in Museum admission\, which can be purchased online at imsmuseum.org. Note that during Brickyard 400 weekend\, guests must purchase Indianapolis Motor Speedway gate admission to get into the track\, in addition to Museum admission.  ###  About the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum represents more than a century of motorsports history and is driven by its mission to celebrate and preserve the history behind the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and the Indianapolis 500. Since 1956 when the IMS Museum first opened\, it has brought to life the innovation\, thrill\, and cultural significance of motor racing at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. What began with only 12 cars on display has become one of the world’s premier collections of racing automobiles and artifacts – with more than 55\,000 artifacts and over 200 vehicles. The IMS Museum ignites curiosity\, sparks discovery\, and embraces tradition. 
URL:https://imsmuseum.org/event/victory-podium-6/2026-11-03/
CATEGORIES:Track Tours
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Indiana/Indianapolis:20261104T103000
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DTSTAMP:20261006T141827Z
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UID:10001853-1793788200-1793804400@imsmuseum.org
SUMMARY:Victory Podium
DESCRIPTION:The new rotating exhibition chronicles Gordon’s life and career INDIANAPOLIS (June 29\, 2026) – Dive into NASCAR legend Jeff Gordon’s life and legacy in “Jeff Gordon”\, Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum’s newest exhibition opening July 1\, just before the Brickyard 400 returns to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The exhibition will span both Lower-Level rotating galleries\, replacing “Now Stay Tuned” and “Setting the Pace”.  “Jeff Gordon” will explore Gordon’s racing timeline from his early roots driving quarter midgets\, racing sprint cars as a teen\, to his unparalleled stock car career. Gordon is a four-time NASCAR Cup Series champion (1995\, 1997\, 1998\, 2001)\, secured 93 Cup Series victories (third all-time)\, and won the Brickyard 400 a record five times.   “Jeff Gordon is one of the most influential drivers in NASCAR history\, but he is also a prolific figure in Indiana racing history and culture\,” said Jason Vansickle\, IMS Museum vice president of curation and education. “We begin by highlighting his early career\, growing up in Pittsboro\, Indiana\, and of course\, his unmatched success here at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in the Brickyard 400.”   While the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum has spotlighted NASCAR drivers and races over the years\, this is the first time it has curated an entire exhibition dedicated to a single NASCAR driver.    Thirteen cars from every era of his career will be on display\, from a 1985 sprint car to Brickyard 400\, Daytona 500\, and Coca-Cola 600-winning stock cars with his iconic No. 24 rainbow and flame liveries. Never-before-displayed artifacts include:   His first-ever trophy from a bicycle race in 1976. The first Jeff Gordon T-shirt from 1978.  The firesuit from his first sprint car win in 1986. The Williams Formula 1 steering wheel Gordon used when he swapped seats with Juan Pablo Montoya at the Speedway in 2003.   Over 70 of his helmets will be displayed as art pieces on an eye-catching gallery wall. Additional artifacts include rings\, trophies\, letters\, and jackets with significance to Gordon’s life and career.   “I was incredibly honored when the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum reached out with the idea for this exhibit\,” said Gordon. “It is the largest collection of my personal memorabilia ever displayed to the public\, and I couldn’t think of a better place for it than here at Indy\, which had such a significant impact on my career. Countless hours went into putting this exhibit together\, and I’m grateful to the IMS Museum team\, my family and Hendrick Motorsports for their contributions. Walking through the exhibit for the first time will be a truly special experience and bring back a lot of memories. I hope everyone enjoys it as much as I will.”   “Jeff Gordon” is open until February 2027. The exhibit is included in Museum admission\, which can be purchased online at imsmuseum.org. Note that during Brickyard 400 weekend\, guests must purchase Indianapolis Motor Speedway gate admission to get into the track\, in addition to Museum admission.  ###  About the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum represents more than a century of motorsports history and is driven by its mission to celebrate and preserve the history behind the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and the Indianapolis 500. Since 1956 when the IMS Museum first opened\, it has brought to life the innovation\, thrill\, and cultural significance of motor racing at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. What began with only 12 cars on display has become one of the world’s premier collections of racing automobiles and artifacts – with more than 55\,000 artifacts and over 200 vehicles. The IMS Museum ignites curiosity\, sparks discovery\, and embraces tradition. 
URL:https://imsmuseum.org/event/victory-podium-6/2026-11-04/
CATEGORIES:Track Tours
END:VEVENT
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Indiana/Indianapolis:20261105T103000
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DTSTAMP:20261006T141827Z
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SUMMARY:Victory Podium
DESCRIPTION:The new rotating exhibition chronicles Gordon’s life and career INDIANAPOLIS (June 29\, 2026) – Dive into NASCAR legend Jeff Gordon’s life and legacy in “Jeff Gordon”\, Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum’s newest exhibition opening July 1\, just before the Brickyard 400 returns to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The exhibition will span both Lower-Level rotating galleries\, replacing “Now Stay Tuned” and “Setting the Pace”.  “Jeff Gordon” will explore Gordon’s racing timeline from his early roots driving quarter midgets\, racing sprint cars as a teen\, to his unparalleled stock car career. Gordon is a four-time NASCAR Cup Series champion (1995\, 1997\, 1998\, 2001)\, secured 93 Cup Series victories (third all-time)\, and won the Brickyard 400 a record five times.   “Jeff Gordon is one of the most influential drivers in NASCAR history\, but he is also a prolific figure in Indiana racing history and culture\,” said Jason Vansickle\, IMS Museum vice president of curation and education. “We begin by highlighting his early career\, growing up in Pittsboro\, Indiana\, and of course\, his unmatched success here at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in the Brickyard 400.”   While the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum has spotlighted NASCAR drivers and races over the years\, this is the first time it has curated an entire exhibition dedicated to a single NASCAR driver.    Thirteen cars from every era of his career will be on display\, from a 1985 sprint car to Brickyard 400\, Daytona 500\, and Coca-Cola 600-winning stock cars with his iconic No. 24 rainbow and flame liveries. Never-before-displayed artifacts include:   His first-ever trophy from a bicycle race in 1976. The first Jeff Gordon T-shirt from 1978.  The firesuit from his first sprint car win in 1986. The Williams Formula 1 steering wheel Gordon used when he swapped seats with Juan Pablo Montoya at the Speedway in 2003.   Over 70 of his helmets will be displayed as art pieces on an eye-catching gallery wall. Additional artifacts include rings\, trophies\, letters\, and jackets with significance to Gordon’s life and career.   “I was incredibly honored when the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum reached out with the idea for this exhibit\,” said Gordon. “It is the largest collection of my personal memorabilia ever displayed to the public\, and I couldn’t think of a better place for it than here at Indy\, which had such a significant impact on my career. Countless hours went into putting this exhibit together\, and I’m grateful to the IMS Museum team\, my family and Hendrick Motorsports for their contributions. Walking through the exhibit for the first time will be a truly special experience and bring back a lot of memories. I hope everyone enjoys it as much as I will.”   “Jeff Gordon” is open until February 2027. The exhibit is included in Museum admission\, which can be purchased online at imsmuseum.org. Note that during Brickyard 400 weekend\, guests must purchase Indianapolis Motor Speedway gate admission to get into the track\, in addition to Museum admission.  ###  About the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum represents more than a century of motorsports history and is driven by its mission to celebrate and preserve the history behind the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and the Indianapolis 500. Since 1956 when the IMS Museum first opened\, it has brought to life the innovation\, thrill\, and cultural significance of motor racing at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. What began with only 12 cars on display has become one of the world’s premier collections of racing automobiles and artifacts – with more than 55\,000 artifacts and over 200 vehicles. The IMS Museum ignites curiosity\, sparks discovery\, and embraces tradition. 
URL:https://imsmuseum.org/event/victory-podium-6/2026-11-05/
CATEGORIES:Track Tours
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Indiana/Indianapolis:20261106T103000
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SUMMARY:Victory Podium
DESCRIPTION:The new rotating exhibition chronicles Gordon’s life and career INDIANAPOLIS (June 29\, 2026) – Dive into NASCAR legend Jeff Gordon’s life and legacy in “Jeff Gordon”\, Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum’s newest exhibition opening July 1\, just before the Brickyard 400 returns to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The exhibition will span both Lower-Level rotating galleries\, replacing “Now Stay Tuned” and “Setting the Pace”.  “Jeff Gordon” will explore Gordon’s racing timeline from his early roots driving quarter midgets\, racing sprint cars as a teen\, to his unparalleled stock car career. Gordon is a four-time NASCAR Cup Series champion (1995\, 1997\, 1998\, 2001)\, secured 93 Cup Series victories (third all-time)\, and won the Brickyard 400 a record five times.   “Jeff Gordon is one of the most influential drivers in NASCAR history\, but he is also a prolific figure in Indiana racing history and culture\,” said Jason Vansickle\, IMS Museum vice president of curation and education. “We begin by highlighting his early career\, growing up in Pittsboro\, Indiana\, and of course\, his unmatched success here at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in the Brickyard 400.”   While the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum has spotlighted NASCAR drivers and races over the years\, this is the first time it has curated an entire exhibition dedicated to a single NASCAR driver.    Thirteen cars from every era of his career will be on display\, from a 1985 sprint car to Brickyard 400\, Daytona 500\, and Coca-Cola 600-winning stock cars with his iconic No. 24 rainbow and flame liveries. Never-before-displayed artifacts include:   His first-ever trophy from a bicycle race in 1976. The first Jeff Gordon T-shirt from 1978.  The firesuit from his first sprint car win in 1986. The Williams Formula 1 steering wheel Gordon used when he swapped seats with Juan Pablo Montoya at the Speedway in 2003.   Over 70 of his helmets will be displayed as art pieces on an eye-catching gallery wall. Additional artifacts include rings\, trophies\, letters\, and jackets with significance to Gordon’s life and career.   “I was incredibly honored when the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum reached out with the idea for this exhibit\,” said Gordon. “It is the largest collection of my personal memorabilia ever displayed to the public\, and I couldn’t think of a better place for it than here at Indy\, which had such a significant impact on my career. Countless hours went into putting this exhibit together\, and I’m grateful to the IMS Museum team\, my family and Hendrick Motorsports for their contributions. Walking through the exhibit for the first time will be a truly special experience and bring back a lot of memories. I hope everyone enjoys it as much as I will.”   “Jeff Gordon” is open until February 2027. The exhibit is included in Museum admission\, which can be purchased online at imsmuseum.org. Note that during Brickyard 400 weekend\, guests must purchase Indianapolis Motor Speedway gate admission to get into the track\, in addition to Museum admission.  ###  About the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum represents more than a century of motorsports history and is driven by its mission to celebrate and preserve the history behind the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and the Indianapolis 500. Since 1956 when the IMS Museum first opened\, it has brought to life the innovation\, thrill\, and cultural significance of motor racing at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. What began with only 12 cars on display has become one of the world’s premier collections of racing automobiles and artifacts – with more than 55\,000 artifacts and over 200 vehicles. The IMS Museum ignites curiosity\, sparks discovery\, and embraces tradition. 
URL:https://imsmuseum.org/event/victory-podium-6/2026-11-06/
CATEGORIES:Track Tours
END:VEVENT
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Indiana/Indianapolis:20261107T103000
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SUMMARY:Victory Podium
DESCRIPTION:The new rotating exhibition chronicles Gordon’s life and career INDIANAPOLIS (June 29\, 2026) – Dive into NASCAR legend Jeff Gordon’s life and legacy in “Jeff Gordon”\, Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum’s newest exhibition opening July 1\, just before the Brickyard 400 returns to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The exhibition will span both Lower-Level rotating galleries\, replacing “Now Stay Tuned” and “Setting the Pace”.  “Jeff Gordon” will explore Gordon’s racing timeline from his early roots driving quarter midgets\, racing sprint cars as a teen\, to his unparalleled stock car career. Gordon is a four-time NASCAR Cup Series champion (1995\, 1997\, 1998\, 2001)\, secured 93 Cup Series victories (third all-time)\, and won the Brickyard 400 a record five times.   “Jeff Gordon is one of the most influential drivers in NASCAR history\, but he is also a prolific figure in Indiana racing history and culture\,” said Jason Vansickle\, IMS Museum vice president of curation and education. “We begin by highlighting his early career\, growing up in Pittsboro\, Indiana\, and of course\, his unmatched success here at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in the Brickyard 400.”   While the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum has spotlighted NASCAR drivers and races over the years\, this is the first time it has curated an entire exhibition dedicated to a single NASCAR driver.    Thirteen cars from every era of his career will be on display\, from a 1985 sprint car to Brickyard 400\, Daytona 500\, and Coca-Cola 600-winning stock cars with his iconic No. 24 rainbow and flame liveries. Never-before-displayed artifacts include:   His first-ever trophy from a bicycle race in 1976. The first Jeff Gordon T-shirt from 1978.  The firesuit from his first sprint car win in 1986. The Williams Formula 1 steering wheel Gordon used when he swapped seats with Juan Pablo Montoya at the Speedway in 2003.   Over 70 of his helmets will be displayed as art pieces on an eye-catching gallery wall. Additional artifacts include rings\, trophies\, letters\, and jackets with significance to Gordon’s life and career.   “I was incredibly honored when the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum reached out with the idea for this exhibit\,” said Gordon. “It is the largest collection of my personal memorabilia ever displayed to the public\, and I couldn’t think of a better place for it than here at Indy\, which had such a significant impact on my career. Countless hours went into putting this exhibit together\, and I’m grateful to the IMS Museum team\, my family and Hendrick Motorsports for their contributions. Walking through the exhibit for the first time will be a truly special experience and bring back a lot of memories. I hope everyone enjoys it as much as I will.”   “Jeff Gordon” is open until February 2027. The exhibit is included in Museum admission\, which can be purchased online at imsmuseum.org. Note that during Brickyard 400 weekend\, guests must purchase Indianapolis Motor Speedway gate admission to get into the track\, in addition to Museum admission.  ###  About the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum represents more than a century of motorsports history and is driven by its mission to celebrate and preserve the history behind the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and the Indianapolis 500. Since 1956 when the IMS Museum first opened\, it has brought to life the innovation\, thrill\, and cultural significance of motor racing at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. What began with only 12 cars on display has become one of the world’s premier collections of racing automobiles and artifacts – with more than 55\,000 artifacts and over 200 vehicles. The IMS Museum ignites curiosity\, sparks discovery\, and embraces tradition. 
URL:https://imsmuseum.org/event/victory-podium-6/2026-11-07/
CATEGORIES:Track Tours
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Indiana/Indianapolis:20261108T103000
DTEND;TZID=America/Indiana/Indianapolis:20261108T150000
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UID:10001869-1794133800-1794150000@imsmuseum.org
SUMMARY:Kiss the Bricks
DESCRIPTION:The new rotating exhibition chronicles Gordon’s life and career INDIANAPOLIS (June 29\, 2026) – Dive into NASCAR legend Jeff Gordon’s life and legacy in “Jeff Gordon”\, Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum’s newest exhibition opening July 1\, just before the Brickyard 400 returns to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The exhibition will span both Lower-Level rotating galleries\, replacing “Now Stay Tuned” and “Setting the Pace”.  “Jeff Gordon” will explore Gordon’s racing timeline from his early roots driving quarter midgets\, racing sprint cars as a teen\, to his unparalleled stock car career. Gordon is a four-time NASCAR Cup Series champion (1995\, 1997\, 1998\, 2001)\, secured 93 Cup Series victories (third all-time)\, and won the Brickyard 400 a record five times.   “Jeff Gordon is one of the most influential drivers in NASCAR history\, but he is also a prolific figure in Indiana racing history and culture\,” said Jason Vansickle\, IMS Museum vice president of curation and education. “We begin by highlighting his early career\, growing up in Pittsboro\, Indiana\, and of course\, his unmatched success here at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in the Brickyard 400.”   While the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum has spotlighted NASCAR drivers and races over the years\, this is the first time it has curated an entire exhibition dedicated to a single NASCAR driver.    Thirteen cars from every era of his career will be on display\, from a 1985 sprint car to Brickyard 400\, Daytona 500\, and Coca-Cola 600-winning stock cars with his iconic No. 24 rainbow and flame liveries. Never-before-displayed artifacts include:   His first-ever trophy from a bicycle race in 1976. The first Jeff Gordon T-shirt from 1978.  The firesuit from his first sprint car win in 1986. The Williams Formula 1 steering wheel Gordon used when he swapped seats with Juan Pablo Montoya at the Speedway in 2003.   Over 70 of his helmets will be displayed as art pieces on an eye-catching gallery wall. Additional artifacts include rings\, trophies\, letters\, and jackets with significance to Gordon’s life and career.   “I was incredibly honored when the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum reached out with the idea for this exhibit\,” said Gordon. “It is the largest collection of my personal memorabilia ever displayed to the public\, and I couldn’t think of a better place for it than here at Indy\, which had such a significant impact on my career. Countless hours went into putting this exhibit together\, and I’m grateful to the IMS Museum team\, my family and Hendrick Motorsports for their contributions. Walking through the exhibit for the first time will be a truly special experience and bring back a lot of memories. I hope everyone enjoys it as much as I will.”   “Jeff Gordon” is open until February 2027. The exhibit is included in Museum admission\, which can be purchased online at imsmuseum.org. Note that during Brickyard 400 weekend\, guests must purchase Indianapolis Motor Speedway gate admission to get into the track\, in addition to Museum admission.  ###  About the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum represents more than a century of motorsports history and is driven by its mission to celebrate and preserve the history behind the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and the Indianapolis 500. Since 1956 when the IMS Museum first opened\, it has brought to life the innovation\, thrill\, and cultural significance of motor racing at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. What began with only 12 cars on display has become one of the world’s premier collections of racing automobiles and artifacts – with more than 55\,000 artifacts and over 200 vehicles. The IMS Museum ignites curiosity\, sparks discovery\, and embraces tradition. 
URL:https://imsmuseum.org/event/kiss-the-bricks-5/2026-11-08/
CATEGORIES:Track Tours
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SUMMARY:Victory Podium
DESCRIPTION:The new rotating exhibition chronicles Gordon’s life and career INDIANAPOLIS (June 29\, 2026) – Dive into NASCAR legend Jeff Gordon’s life and legacy in “Jeff Gordon”\, Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum’s newest exhibition opening July 1\, just before the Brickyard 400 returns to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The exhibition will span both Lower-Level rotating galleries\, replacing “Now Stay Tuned” and “Setting the Pace”.  “Jeff Gordon” will explore Gordon’s racing timeline from his early roots driving quarter midgets\, racing sprint cars as a teen\, to his unparalleled stock car career. Gordon is a four-time NASCAR Cup Series champion (1995\, 1997\, 1998\, 2001)\, secured 93 Cup Series victories (third all-time)\, and won the Brickyard 400 a record five times.   “Jeff Gordon is one of the most influential drivers in NASCAR history\, but he is also a prolific figure in Indiana racing history and culture\,” said Jason Vansickle\, IMS Museum vice president of curation and education. “We begin by highlighting his early career\, growing up in Pittsboro\, Indiana\, and of course\, his unmatched success here at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in the Brickyard 400.”   While the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum has spotlighted NASCAR drivers and races over the years\, this is the first time it has curated an entire exhibition dedicated to a single NASCAR driver.    Thirteen cars from every era of his career will be on display\, from a 1985 sprint car to Brickyard 400\, Daytona 500\, and Coca-Cola 600-winning stock cars with his iconic No. 24 rainbow and flame liveries. Never-before-displayed artifacts include:   His first-ever trophy from a bicycle race in 1976. The first Jeff Gordon T-shirt from 1978.  The firesuit from his first sprint car win in 1986. The Williams Formula 1 steering wheel Gordon used when he swapped seats with Juan Pablo Montoya at the Speedway in 2003.   Over 70 of his helmets will be displayed as art pieces on an eye-catching gallery wall. Additional artifacts include rings\, trophies\, letters\, and jackets with significance to Gordon’s life and career.   “I was incredibly honored when the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum reached out with the idea for this exhibit\,” said Gordon. “It is the largest collection of my personal memorabilia ever displayed to the public\, and I couldn’t think of a better place for it than here at Indy\, which had such a significant impact on my career. Countless hours went into putting this exhibit together\, and I’m grateful to the IMS Museum team\, my family and Hendrick Motorsports for their contributions. Walking through the exhibit for the first time will be a truly special experience and bring back a lot of memories. I hope everyone enjoys it as much as I will.”   “Jeff Gordon” is open until February 2027. The exhibit is included in Museum admission\, which can be purchased online at imsmuseum.org. Note that during Brickyard 400 weekend\, guests must purchase Indianapolis Motor Speedway gate admission to get into the track\, in addition to Museum admission.  ###  About the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum represents more than a century of motorsports history and is driven by its mission to celebrate and preserve the history behind the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and the Indianapolis 500. Since 1956 when the IMS Museum first opened\, it has brought to life the innovation\, thrill\, and cultural significance of motor racing at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. What began with only 12 cars on display has become one of the world’s premier collections of racing automobiles and artifacts – with more than 55\,000 artifacts and over 200 vehicles. The IMS Museum ignites curiosity\, sparks discovery\, and embraces tradition. 
URL:https://imsmuseum.org/event/victory-podium-6/2026-11-09/
CATEGORIES:Track Tours
END:VEVENT
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Indiana/Indianapolis:20261110T103000
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SUMMARY:Victory Podium
DESCRIPTION:The new rotating exhibition chronicles Gordon’s life and career INDIANAPOLIS (June 29\, 2026) – Dive into NASCAR legend Jeff Gordon’s life and legacy in “Jeff Gordon”\, Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum’s newest exhibition opening July 1\, just before the Brickyard 400 returns to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The exhibition will span both Lower-Level rotating galleries\, replacing “Now Stay Tuned” and “Setting the Pace”.  “Jeff Gordon” will explore Gordon’s racing timeline from his early roots driving quarter midgets\, racing sprint cars as a teen\, to his unparalleled stock car career. Gordon is a four-time NASCAR Cup Series champion (1995\, 1997\, 1998\, 2001)\, secured 93 Cup Series victories (third all-time)\, and won the Brickyard 400 a record five times.   “Jeff Gordon is one of the most influential drivers in NASCAR history\, but he is also a prolific figure in Indiana racing history and culture\,” said Jason Vansickle\, IMS Museum vice president of curation and education. “We begin by highlighting his early career\, growing up in Pittsboro\, Indiana\, and of course\, his unmatched success here at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in the Brickyard 400.”   While the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum has spotlighted NASCAR drivers and races over the years\, this is the first time it has curated an entire exhibition dedicated to a single NASCAR driver.    Thirteen cars from every era of his career will be on display\, from a 1985 sprint car to Brickyard 400\, Daytona 500\, and Coca-Cola 600-winning stock cars with his iconic No. 24 rainbow and flame liveries. Never-before-displayed artifacts include:   His first-ever trophy from a bicycle race in 1976. The first Jeff Gordon T-shirt from 1978.  The firesuit from his first sprint car win in 1986. The Williams Formula 1 steering wheel Gordon used when he swapped seats with Juan Pablo Montoya at the Speedway in 2003.   Over 70 of his helmets will be displayed as art pieces on an eye-catching gallery wall. Additional artifacts include rings\, trophies\, letters\, and jackets with significance to Gordon’s life and career.   “I was incredibly honored when the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum reached out with the idea for this exhibit\,” said Gordon. “It is the largest collection of my personal memorabilia ever displayed to the public\, and I couldn’t think of a better place for it than here at Indy\, which had such a significant impact on my career. Countless hours went into putting this exhibit together\, and I’m grateful to the IMS Museum team\, my family and Hendrick Motorsports for their contributions. Walking through the exhibit for the first time will be a truly special experience and bring back a lot of memories. I hope everyone enjoys it as much as I will.”   “Jeff Gordon” is open until February 2027. The exhibit is included in Museum admission\, which can be purchased online at imsmuseum.org. Note that during Brickyard 400 weekend\, guests must purchase Indianapolis Motor Speedway gate admission to get into the track\, in addition to Museum admission.  ###  About the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum represents more than a century of motorsports history and is driven by its mission to celebrate and preserve the history behind the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and the Indianapolis 500. Since 1956 when the IMS Museum first opened\, it has brought to life the innovation\, thrill\, and cultural significance of motor racing at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. What began with only 12 cars on display has become one of the world’s premier collections of racing automobiles and artifacts – with more than 55\,000 artifacts and over 200 vehicles. The IMS Museum ignites curiosity\, sparks discovery\, and embraces tradition. 
URL:https://imsmuseum.org/event/victory-podium-6/2026-11-10/
CATEGORIES:Track Tours
END:VEVENT
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Indiana/Indianapolis:20261111T103000
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SUMMARY:Victory Podium
DESCRIPTION:The new rotating exhibition chronicles Gordon’s life and career INDIANAPOLIS (June 29\, 2026) – Dive into NASCAR legend Jeff Gordon’s life and legacy in “Jeff Gordon”\, Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum’s newest exhibition opening July 1\, just before the Brickyard 400 returns to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The exhibition will span both Lower-Level rotating galleries\, replacing “Now Stay Tuned” and “Setting the Pace”.  “Jeff Gordon” will explore Gordon’s racing timeline from his early roots driving quarter midgets\, racing sprint cars as a teen\, to his unparalleled stock car career. Gordon is a four-time NASCAR Cup Series champion (1995\, 1997\, 1998\, 2001)\, secured 93 Cup Series victories (third all-time)\, and won the Brickyard 400 a record five times.   “Jeff Gordon is one of the most influential drivers in NASCAR history\, but he is also a prolific figure in Indiana racing history and culture\,” said Jason Vansickle\, IMS Museum vice president of curation and education. “We begin by highlighting his early career\, growing up in Pittsboro\, Indiana\, and of course\, his unmatched success here at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in the Brickyard 400.”   While the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum has spotlighted NASCAR drivers and races over the years\, this is the first time it has curated an entire exhibition dedicated to a single NASCAR driver.    Thirteen cars from every era of his career will be on display\, from a 1985 sprint car to Brickyard 400\, Daytona 500\, and Coca-Cola 600-winning stock cars with his iconic No. 24 rainbow and flame liveries. Never-before-displayed artifacts include:   His first-ever trophy from a bicycle race in 1976. The first Jeff Gordon T-shirt from 1978.  The firesuit from his first sprint car win in 1986. The Williams Formula 1 steering wheel Gordon used when he swapped seats with Juan Pablo Montoya at the Speedway in 2003.   Over 70 of his helmets will be displayed as art pieces on an eye-catching gallery wall. Additional artifacts include rings\, trophies\, letters\, and jackets with significance to Gordon’s life and career.   “I was incredibly honored when the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum reached out with the idea for this exhibit\,” said Gordon. “It is the largest collection of my personal memorabilia ever displayed to the public\, and I couldn’t think of a better place for it than here at Indy\, which had such a significant impact on my career. Countless hours went into putting this exhibit together\, and I’m grateful to the IMS Museum team\, my family and Hendrick Motorsports for their contributions. Walking through the exhibit for the first time will be a truly special experience and bring back a lot of memories. I hope everyone enjoys it as much as I will.”   “Jeff Gordon” is open until February 2027. The exhibit is included in Museum admission\, which can be purchased online at imsmuseum.org. Note that during Brickyard 400 weekend\, guests must purchase Indianapolis Motor Speedway gate admission to get into the track\, in addition to Museum admission.  ###  About the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum represents more than a century of motorsports history and is driven by its mission to celebrate and preserve the history behind the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and the Indianapolis 500. Since 1956 when the IMS Museum first opened\, it has brought to life the innovation\, thrill\, and cultural significance of motor racing at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. What began with only 12 cars on display has become one of the world’s premier collections of racing automobiles and artifacts – with more than 55\,000 artifacts and over 200 vehicles. The IMS Museum ignites curiosity\, sparks discovery\, and embraces tradition. 
URL:https://imsmuseum.org/event/victory-podium-6/2026-11-11/
CATEGORIES:Track Tours
END:VEVENT
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Indiana/Indianapolis:20261112T103000
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DTSTAMP:20261006T141827Z
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SUMMARY:Victory Podium
DESCRIPTION:The new rotating exhibition chronicles Gordon’s life and career INDIANAPOLIS (June 29\, 2026) – Dive into NASCAR legend Jeff Gordon’s life and legacy in “Jeff Gordon”\, Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum’s newest exhibition opening July 1\, just before the Brickyard 400 returns to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The exhibition will span both Lower-Level rotating galleries\, replacing “Now Stay Tuned” and “Setting the Pace”.  “Jeff Gordon” will explore Gordon’s racing timeline from his early roots driving quarter midgets\, racing sprint cars as a teen\, to his unparalleled stock car career. Gordon is a four-time NASCAR Cup Series champion (1995\, 1997\, 1998\, 2001)\, secured 93 Cup Series victories (third all-time)\, and won the Brickyard 400 a record five times.   “Jeff Gordon is one of the most influential drivers in NASCAR history\, but he is also a prolific figure in Indiana racing history and culture\,” said Jason Vansickle\, IMS Museum vice president of curation and education. “We begin by highlighting his early career\, growing up in Pittsboro\, Indiana\, and of course\, his unmatched success here at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in the Brickyard 400.”   While the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum has spotlighted NASCAR drivers and races over the years\, this is the first time it has curated an entire exhibition dedicated to a single NASCAR driver.    Thirteen cars from every era of his career will be on display\, from a 1985 sprint car to Brickyard 400\, Daytona 500\, and Coca-Cola 600-winning stock cars with his iconic No. 24 rainbow and flame liveries. Never-before-displayed artifacts include:   His first-ever trophy from a bicycle race in 1976. The first Jeff Gordon T-shirt from 1978.  The firesuit from his first sprint car win in 1986. The Williams Formula 1 steering wheel Gordon used when he swapped seats with Juan Pablo Montoya at the Speedway in 2003.   Over 70 of his helmets will be displayed as art pieces on an eye-catching gallery wall. Additional artifacts include rings\, trophies\, letters\, and jackets with significance to Gordon’s life and career.   “I was incredibly honored when the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum reached out with the idea for this exhibit\,” said Gordon. “It is the largest collection of my personal memorabilia ever displayed to the public\, and I couldn’t think of a better place for it than here at Indy\, which had such a significant impact on my career. Countless hours went into putting this exhibit together\, and I’m grateful to the IMS Museum team\, my family and Hendrick Motorsports for their contributions. Walking through the exhibit for the first time will be a truly special experience and bring back a lot of memories. I hope everyone enjoys it as much as I will.”   “Jeff Gordon” is open until February 2027. The exhibit is included in Museum admission\, which can be purchased online at imsmuseum.org. Note that during Brickyard 400 weekend\, guests must purchase Indianapolis Motor Speedway gate admission to get into the track\, in addition to Museum admission.  ###  About the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum represents more than a century of motorsports history and is driven by its mission to celebrate and preserve the history behind the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and the Indianapolis 500. Since 1956 when the IMS Museum first opened\, it has brought to life the innovation\, thrill\, and cultural significance of motor racing at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. What began with only 12 cars on display has become one of the world’s premier collections of racing automobiles and artifacts – with more than 55\,000 artifacts and over 200 vehicles. The IMS Museum ignites curiosity\, sparks discovery\, and embraces tradition. 
URL:https://imsmuseum.org/event/victory-podium-6/2026-11-12/
CATEGORIES:Track Tours
END:VEVENT
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Indiana/Indianapolis:20261113T103000
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SUMMARY:Victory Podium
DESCRIPTION:The new rotating exhibition chronicles Gordon’s life and career INDIANAPOLIS (June 29\, 2026) – Dive into NASCAR legend Jeff Gordon’s life and legacy in “Jeff Gordon”\, Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum’s newest exhibition opening July 1\, just before the Brickyard 400 returns to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The exhibition will span both Lower-Level rotating galleries\, replacing “Now Stay Tuned” and “Setting the Pace”.  “Jeff Gordon” will explore Gordon’s racing timeline from his early roots driving quarter midgets\, racing sprint cars as a teen\, to his unparalleled stock car career. Gordon is a four-time NASCAR Cup Series champion (1995\, 1997\, 1998\, 2001)\, secured 93 Cup Series victories (third all-time)\, and won the Brickyard 400 a record five times.   “Jeff Gordon is one of the most influential drivers in NASCAR history\, but he is also a prolific figure in Indiana racing history and culture\,” said Jason Vansickle\, IMS Museum vice president of curation and education. “We begin by highlighting his early career\, growing up in Pittsboro\, Indiana\, and of course\, his unmatched success here at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in the Brickyard 400.”   While the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum has spotlighted NASCAR drivers and races over the years\, this is the first time it has curated an entire exhibition dedicated to a single NASCAR driver.    Thirteen cars from every era of his career will be on display\, from a 1985 sprint car to Brickyard 400\, Daytona 500\, and Coca-Cola 600-winning stock cars with his iconic No. 24 rainbow and flame liveries. Never-before-displayed artifacts include:   His first-ever trophy from a bicycle race in 1976. The first Jeff Gordon T-shirt from 1978.  The firesuit from his first sprint car win in 1986. The Williams Formula 1 steering wheel Gordon used when he swapped seats with Juan Pablo Montoya at the Speedway in 2003.   Over 70 of his helmets will be displayed as art pieces on an eye-catching gallery wall. Additional artifacts include rings\, trophies\, letters\, and jackets with significance to Gordon’s life and career.   “I was incredibly honored when the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum reached out with the idea for this exhibit\,” said Gordon. “It is the largest collection of my personal memorabilia ever displayed to the public\, and I couldn’t think of a better place for it than here at Indy\, which had such a significant impact on my career. Countless hours went into putting this exhibit together\, and I’m grateful to the IMS Museum team\, my family and Hendrick Motorsports for their contributions. Walking through the exhibit for the first time will be a truly special experience and bring back a lot of memories. I hope everyone enjoys it as much as I will.”   “Jeff Gordon” is open until February 2027. The exhibit is included in Museum admission\, which can be purchased online at imsmuseum.org. Note that during Brickyard 400 weekend\, guests must purchase Indianapolis Motor Speedway gate admission to get into the track\, in addition to Museum admission.  ###  About the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum represents more than a century of motorsports history and is driven by its mission to celebrate and preserve the history behind the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and the Indianapolis 500. Since 1956 when the IMS Museum first opened\, it has brought to life the innovation\, thrill\, and cultural significance of motor racing at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. What began with only 12 cars on display has become one of the world’s premier collections of racing automobiles and artifacts – with more than 55\,000 artifacts and over 200 vehicles. The IMS Museum ignites curiosity\, sparks discovery\, and embraces tradition. 
URL:https://imsmuseum.org/event/victory-podium-6/2026-11-13/
CATEGORIES:Track Tours
END:VEVENT
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Indiana/Indianapolis:20261114T103000
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SUMMARY:Kiss the Bricks
DESCRIPTION:The new rotating exhibition chronicles Gordon’s life and career INDIANAPOLIS (June 29\, 2026) – Dive into NASCAR legend Jeff Gordon’s life and legacy in “Jeff Gordon”\, Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum’s newest exhibition opening July 1\, just before the Brickyard 400 returns to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The exhibition will span both Lower-Level rotating galleries\, replacing “Now Stay Tuned” and “Setting the Pace”.  “Jeff Gordon” will explore Gordon’s racing timeline from his early roots driving quarter midgets\, racing sprint cars as a teen\, to his unparalleled stock car career. Gordon is a four-time NASCAR Cup Series champion (1995\, 1997\, 1998\, 2001)\, secured 93 Cup Series victories (third all-time)\, and won the Brickyard 400 a record five times.   “Jeff Gordon is one of the most influential drivers in NASCAR history\, but he is also a prolific figure in Indiana racing history and culture\,” said Jason Vansickle\, IMS Museum vice president of curation and education. “We begin by highlighting his early career\, growing up in Pittsboro\, Indiana\, and of course\, his unmatched success here at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in the Brickyard 400.”   While the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum has spotlighted NASCAR drivers and races over the years\, this is the first time it has curated an entire exhibition dedicated to a single NASCAR driver.    Thirteen cars from every era of his career will be on display\, from a 1985 sprint car to Brickyard 400\, Daytona 500\, and Coca-Cola 600-winning stock cars with his iconic No. 24 rainbow and flame liveries. Never-before-displayed artifacts include:   His first-ever trophy from a bicycle race in 1976. The first Jeff Gordon T-shirt from 1978.  The firesuit from his first sprint car win in 1986. The Williams Formula 1 steering wheel Gordon used when he swapped seats with Juan Pablo Montoya at the Speedway in 2003.   Over 70 of his helmets will be displayed as art pieces on an eye-catching gallery wall. Additional artifacts include rings\, trophies\, letters\, and jackets with significance to Gordon’s life and career.   “I was incredibly honored when the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum reached out with the idea for this exhibit\,” said Gordon. “It is the largest collection of my personal memorabilia ever displayed to the public\, and I couldn’t think of a better place for it than here at Indy\, which had such a significant impact on my career. Countless hours went into putting this exhibit together\, and I’m grateful to the IMS Museum team\, my family and Hendrick Motorsports for their contributions. Walking through the exhibit for the first time will be a truly special experience and bring back a lot of memories. I hope everyone enjoys it as much as I will.”   “Jeff Gordon” is open until February 2027. The exhibit is included in Museum admission\, which can be purchased online at imsmuseum.org. Note that during Brickyard 400 weekend\, guests must purchase Indianapolis Motor Speedway gate admission to get into the track\, in addition to Museum admission.  ###  About the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum represents more than a century of motorsports history and is driven by its mission to celebrate and preserve the history behind the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and the Indianapolis 500. Since 1956 when the IMS Museum first opened\, it has brought to life the innovation\, thrill\, and cultural significance of motor racing at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. What began with only 12 cars on display has become one of the world’s premier collections of racing automobiles and artifacts – with more than 55\,000 artifacts and over 200 vehicles. The IMS Museum ignites curiosity\, sparks discovery\, and embraces tradition. 
URL:https://imsmuseum.org/event/kiss-the-bricks-5/2026-11-14/
CATEGORIES:Track Tours
END:VEVENT
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Indiana/Indianapolis:20261115T103000
DTEND;TZID=America/Indiana/Indianapolis:20261115T150000
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SUMMARY:Kiss the Bricks
DESCRIPTION:The new rotating exhibition chronicles Gordon’s life and career INDIANAPOLIS (June 29\, 2026) – Dive into NASCAR legend Jeff Gordon’s life and legacy in “Jeff Gordon”\, Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum’s newest exhibition opening July 1\, just before the Brickyard 400 returns to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The exhibition will span both Lower-Level rotating galleries\, replacing “Now Stay Tuned” and “Setting the Pace”.  “Jeff Gordon” will explore Gordon’s racing timeline from his early roots driving quarter midgets\, racing sprint cars as a teen\, to his unparalleled stock car career. Gordon is a four-time NASCAR Cup Series champion (1995\, 1997\, 1998\, 2001)\, secured 93 Cup Series victories (third all-time)\, and won the Brickyard 400 a record five times.   “Jeff Gordon is one of the most influential drivers in NASCAR history\, but he is also a prolific figure in Indiana racing history and culture\,” said Jason Vansickle\, IMS Museum vice president of curation and education. “We begin by highlighting his early career\, growing up in Pittsboro\, Indiana\, and of course\, his unmatched success here at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in the Brickyard 400.”   While the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum has spotlighted NASCAR drivers and races over the years\, this is the first time it has curated an entire exhibition dedicated to a single NASCAR driver.    Thirteen cars from every era of his career will be on display\, from a 1985 sprint car to Brickyard 400\, Daytona 500\, and Coca-Cola 600-winning stock cars with his iconic No. 24 rainbow and flame liveries. Never-before-displayed artifacts include:   His first-ever trophy from a bicycle race in 1976. The first Jeff Gordon T-shirt from 1978.  The firesuit from his first sprint car win in 1986. The Williams Formula 1 steering wheel Gordon used when he swapped seats with Juan Pablo Montoya at the Speedway in 2003.   Over 70 of his helmets will be displayed as art pieces on an eye-catching gallery wall. Additional artifacts include rings\, trophies\, letters\, and jackets with significance to Gordon’s life and career.   “I was incredibly honored when the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum reached out with the idea for this exhibit\,” said Gordon. “It is the largest collection of my personal memorabilia ever displayed to the public\, and I couldn’t think of a better place for it than here at Indy\, which had such a significant impact on my career. Countless hours went into putting this exhibit together\, and I’m grateful to the IMS Museum team\, my family and Hendrick Motorsports for their contributions. Walking through the exhibit for the first time will be a truly special experience and bring back a lot of memories. I hope everyone enjoys it as much as I will.”   “Jeff Gordon” is open until February 2027. The exhibit is included in Museum admission\, which can be purchased online at imsmuseum.org. Note that during Brickyard 400 weekend\, guests must purchase Indianapolis Motor Speedway gate admission to get into the track\, in addition to Museum admission.  ###  About the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum represents more than a century of motorsports history and is driven by its mission to celebrate and preserve the history behind the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and the Indianapolis 500. Since 1956 when the IMS Museum first opened\, it has brought to life the innovation\, thrill\, and cultural significance of motor racing at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. What began with only 12 cars on display has become one of the world’s premier collections of racing automobiles and artifacts – with more than 55\,000 artifacts and over 200 vehicles. The IMS Museum ignites curiosity\, sparks discovery\, and embraces tradition. 
URL:https://imsmuseum.org/event/kiss-the-bricks-5/2026-11-15/
CATEGORIES:Track Tours
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SUMMARY:Victory Podium
DESCRIPTION:The new rotating exhibition chronicles Gordon’s life and career INDIANAPOLIS (June 29\, 2026) – Dive into NASCAR legend Jeff Gordon’s life and legacy in “Jeff Gordon”\, Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum’s newest exhibition opening July 1\, just before the Brickyard 400 returns to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The exhibition will span both Lower-Level rotating galleries\, replacing “Now Stay Tuned” and “Setting the Pace”.  “Jeff Gordon” will explore Gordon’s racing timeline from his early roots driving quarter midgets\, racing sprint cars as a teen\, to his unparalleled stock car career. Gordon is a four-time NASCAR Cup Series champion (1995\, 1997\, 1998\, 2001)\, secured 93 Cup Series victories (third all-time)\, and won the Brickyard 400 a record five times.   “Jeff Gordon is one of the most influential drivers in NASCAR history\, but he is also a prolific figure in Indiana racing history and culture\,” said Jason Vansickle\, IMS Museum vice president of curation and education. “We begin by highlighting his early career\, growing up in Pittsboro\, Indiana\, and of course\, his unmatched success here at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in the Brickyard 400.”   While the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum has spotlighted NASCAR drivers and races over the years\, this is the first time it has curated an entire exhibition dedicated to a single NASCAR driver.    Thirteen cars from every era of his career will be on display\, from a 1985 sprint car to Brickyard 400\, Daytona 500\, and Coca-Cola 600-winning stock cars with his iconic No. 24 rainbow and flame liveries. Never-before-displayed artifacts include:   His first-ever trophy from a bicycle race in 1976. The first Jeff Gordon T-shirt from 1978.  The firesuit from his first sprint car win in 1986. The Williams Formula 1 steering wheel Gordon used when he swapped seats with Juan Pablo Montoya at the Speedway in 2003.   Over 70 of his helmets will be displayed as art pieces on an eye-catching gallery wall. Additional artifacts include rings\, trophies\, letters\, and jackets with significance to Gordon’s life and career.   “I was incredibly honored when the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum reached out with the idea for this exhibit\,” said Gordon. “It is the largest collection of my personal memorabilia ever displayed to the public\, and I couldn’t think of a better place for it than here at Indy\, which had such a significant impact on my career. Countless hours went into putting this exhibit together\, and I’m grateful to the IMS Museum team\, my family and Hendrick Motorsports for their contributions. Walking through the exhibit for the first time will be a truly special experience and bring back a lot of memories. I hope everyone enjoys it as much as I will.”   “Jeff Gordon” is open until February 2027. The exhibit is included in Museum admission\, which can be purchased online at imsmuseum.org. Note that during Brickyard 400 weekend\, guests must purchase Indianapolis Motor Speedway gate admission to get into the track\, in addition to Museum admission.  ###  About the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum represents more than a century of motorsports history and is driven by its mission to celebrate and preserve the history behind the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and the Indianapolis 500. Since 1956 when the IMS Museum first opened\, it has brought to life the innovation\, thrill\, and cultural significance of motor racing at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. What began with only 12 cars on display has become one of the world’s premier collections of racing automobiles and artifacts – with more than 55\,000 artifacts and over 200 vehicles. The IMS Museum ignites curiosity\, sparks discovery\, and embraces tradition. 
URL:https://imsmuseum.org/event/victory-podium-6/2026-11-16/
CATEGORIES:Track Tours
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UID:10001863-1794911400-1794927600@imsmuseum.org
SUMMARY:Victory Podium
DESCRIPTION:The new rotating exhibition chronicles Gordon’s life and career INDIANAPOLIS (June 29\, 2026) – Dive into NASCAR legend Jeff Gordon’s life and legacy in “Jeff Gordon”\, Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum’s newest exhibition opening July 1\, just before the Brickyard 400 returns to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The exhibition will span both Lower-Level rotating galleries\, replacing “Now Stay Tuned” and “Setting the Pace”.  “Jeff Gordon” will explore Gordon’s racing timeline from his early roots driving quarter midgets\, racing sprint cars as a teen\, to his unparalleled stock car career. Gordon is a four-time NASCAR Cup Series champion (1995\, 1997\, 1998\, 2001)\, secured 93 Cup Series victories (third all-time)\, and won the Brickyard 400 a record five times.   “Jeff Gordon is one of the most influential drivers in NASCAR history\, but he is also a prolific figure in Indiana racing history and culture\,” said Jason Vansickle\, IMS Museum vice president of curation and education. “We begin by highlighting his early career\, growing up in Pittsboro\, Indiana\, and of course\, his unmatched success here at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in the Brickyard 400.”   While the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum has spotlighted NASCAR drivers and races over the years\, this is the first time it has curated an entire exhibition dedicated to a single NASCAR driver.    Thirteen cars from every era of his career will be on display\, from a 1985 sprint car to Brickyard 400\, Daytona 500\, and Coca-Cola 600-winning stock cars with his iconic No. 24 rainbow and flame liveries. Never-before-displayed artifacts include:   His first-ever trophy from a bicycle race in 1976. The first Jeff Gordon T-shirt from 1978.  The firesuit from his first sprint car win in 1986. The Williams Formula 1 steering wheel Gordon used when he swapped seats with Juan Pablo Montoya at the Speedway in 2003.   Over 70 of his helmets will be displayed as art pieces on an eye-catching gallery wall. Additional artifacts include rings\, trophies\, letters\, and jackets with significance to Gordon’s life and career.   “I was incredibly honored when the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum reached out with the idea for this exhibit\,” said Gordon. “It is the largest collection of my personal memorabilia ever displayed to the public\, and I couldn’t think of a better place for it than here at Indy\, which had such a significant impact on my career. Countless hours went into putting this exhibit together\, and I’m grateful to the IMS Museum team\, my family and Hendrick Motorsports for their contributions. Walking through the exhibit for the first time will be a truly special experience and bring back a lot of memories. I hope everyone enjoys it as much as I will.”   “Jeff Gordon” is open until February 2027. The exhibit is included in Museum admission\, which can be purchased online at imsmuseum.org. Note that during Brickyard 400 weekend\, guests must purchase Indianapolis Motor Speedway gate admission to get into the track\, in addition to Museum admission.  ###  About the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum represents more than a century of motorsports history and is driven by its mission to celebrate and preserve the history behind the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and the Indianapolis 500. Since 1956 when the IMS Museum first opened\, it has brought to life the innovation\, thrill\, and cultural significance of motor racing at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. What began with only 12 cars on display has become one of the world’s premier collections of racing automobiles and artifacts – with more than 55\,000 artifacts and over 200 vehicles. The IMS Museum ignites curiosity\, sparks discovery\, and embraces tradition. 
URL:https://imsmuseum.org/event/victory-podium-6/2026-11-17/
CATEGORIES:Track Tours
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