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X-WR-CALNAME:CalDiscovery - indianapolis-in BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Golf Cart Tours DTSTART:20260905T133000Z DTEND:20260905T183000Z DTSTAMP:20260822T001426Z UID:10001676-1788600600-1788618600@imsmuseum.org CATEGORIES:arts,sports DESCRIPTION:The new rotating exhibition chronicles Gordon’s life and career INDIANAPOLIS (June 29\, 2026) – Dive into NASCAR legend Jeff Go rdon’s life and legacy in “Jeff Gordon”\, Indianapolis Motor Speedwa y 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” an d “Setting the Pace”.  “Jeff Gordon” will explore Gordon’s rac ing timeline from his early roots driving quarter midgets\, racing sp rint cars as a teen\, to his unparalleled stock car career. Gordon i s a four-time NASCAR Cup Series champion (1995\, 1997\, 1998\, 2001)\, se cured 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 pr esident of curation and education. “We begin by highlighting his early  career\, growing up in Pittsboro\, Indiana\, and of course\, his un matched success here at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in the Brickyard 4 00.”   While the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum has spotlighted NA SCAR drivers and races over the years\, this is the first time it has cura ted an entire exhibition dedicated to a single NASCAR driver.    Thirte en cars from every era of his career will be on display\, from a 1985 s print car to Brickyard 400\, Daytona 500\, and Coca-Cola 600-winning stoc k cars with his iconic No. 24 rainbow and flame liveries. Never-befo re-displayed artifacts include:   His first-ever trophy from a bicycl e 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 ste ering wheel Gordon used when he swapped seats with Juan Pablo Montoya at the Speedway in 2003.   Over 70 of his helmets will be displayed a s art pieces on an eye-catching gallery wall. Additional artifacts inclu de rings\, trophies\, letters\, and jackets with significance to Gordon’ s life and career.   “I was incredibly honored when the Indianapolis M otor Speedway Museum reached out with the idea for this exhibit\,” said Gordon. “It is the largest collection of my personal memorabilia ever di splayed 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. Coun tless hours went into putting this exhibit together\, and I’m grateful to the IMS Museum team\, my family and Hendrick Motorsports for their c ontributions. Walking through the exhibit for the first time will be a tru ly special experience and bring back a lot of memories. I hope everyone en joys it as much as I will.”   “Jeff Gordon” is open until Febr uary 2027. The exhibit is included in Museum admission\, which can be p urchased 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 Ind ianapolis Motor Speedway Museum The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum rep resents more than a century of motorsports history and is driven by its mi ssion to celebrate and preserve the history behind the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and the Indianapolis 500. Since 1956 when the IMS Museum first op ened\, it has brought to life the innovation\, thrill\, and cultural signi ficance of motor racing at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. What began wit h only 12 cars on display has become one of the world’s premier collecti ons of racing automobiles and artifacts – with more than 55\,000 artifac ts and over 200 vehicles. The IMS Museum ignites curiosity\, sparks discov ery\, and embraces tradition. LAST-MODIFIED:20260822T001426Z URL:https://imsmuseum.org/event/golf-cart-tours-5/2026-09-05/ X-SOURCE-NAME:IMS Museum X-SOURCE-URL:https://imsmuseum.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Kiss the Bricks DTSTART:20260905T133000Z DTEND:20260905T200000Z DTSTAMP:20260823T001112Z UID:10001629-1788600600-1788624000@imsmuseum.org CATEGORIES:arts DESCRIPTION:The new rotating exhibition chronicles Gordon’s life and career INDIANAPOLIS (June 29\, 2026) – Dive into NASCAR legend Jeff Go rdon’s life and legacy in “Jeff Gordon”\, Indianapolis Motor Speedwa y 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” an d “Setting the Pace”.  “Jeff Gordon” will explore Gordon’s rac ing timeline from his early roots driving quarter midgets\, racing sp rint cars as a teen\, to his unparalleled stock car career. Gordon i s a four-time NASCAR Cup Series champion (1995\, 1997\, 1998\, 2001)\, se cured 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 pr esident of curation and education. “We begin by highlighting his early  career\, growing up in Pittsboro\, Indiana\, and of course\, his un matched success here at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in the Brickyard 4 00.”   While the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum has spotlighted NA SCAR drivers and races over the years\, this is the first time it has cura ted an entire exhibition dedicated to a single NASCAR driver.    Thirte en cars from every era of his career will be on display\, from a 1985 s print car to Brickyard 400\, Daytona 500\, and Coca-Cola 600-winning stoc k cars with his iconic No. 24 rainbow and flame liveries. Never-befo re-displayed artifacts include:   His first-ever trophy from a bicycl e 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 ste ering wheel Gordon used when he swapped seats with Juan Pablo Montoya at the Speedway in 2003.   Over 70 of his helmets will be displayed a s art pieces on an eye-catching gallery wall. Additional artifacts inclu de rings\, trophies\, letters\, and jackets with significance to Gordon’ s life and career.   “I was incredibly honored when the Indianapolis M otor Speedway Museum reached out with the idea for this exhibit\,” said Gordon. “It is the largest collection of my personal memorabilia ever di splayed 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. Coun tless hours went into putting this exhibit together\, and I’m grateful to the IMS Museum team\, my family and Hendrick Motorsports for their c ontributions. Walking through the exhibit for the first time will be a tru ly special experience and bring back a lot of memories. I hope everyone en joys it as much as I will.”   “Jeff Gordon” is open until Febr uary 2027. The exhibit is included in Museum admission\, which can be p urchased 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 Ind ianapolis Motor Speedway Museum The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum rep resents more than a century of motorsports history and is driven by its mi ssion to celebrate and preserve the history behind the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and the Indianapolis 500. Since 1956 when the IMS Museum first op ened\, it has brought to life the innovation\, thrill\, and cultural signi ficance of motor racing at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. What began wit h only 12 cars on display has become one of the world’s premier collecti ons of racing automobiles and artifacts – with more than 55\,000 artifac ts and over 200 vehicles. The IMS Museum ignites curiosity\, sparks discov ery\, and embraces tradition. LAST-MODIFIED:20260823T001112Z URL:https://imsmuseum.org/event/kiss-the-bricks-3/2026-09-05/ X-SOURCE-NAME:IMS Museum X-SOURCE-URL:https://imsmuseum.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Golf Cart Tours DTSTART:20260906T133000Z DTEND:20260906T183000Z DTSTAMP:20260823T001112Z UID:10001677-1788687000-1788705000@imsmuseum.org CATEGORIES:arts,sports DESCRIPTION:The new rotating exhibition chronicles Gordon’s life and career INDIANAPOLIS (June 29\, 2026) – Dive into NASCAR legend Jeff Go rdon’s life and legacy in “Jeff Gordon”\, Indianapolis Motor Speedwa y 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” an d “Setting the Pace”.  “Jeff Gordon” will explore Gordon’s rac ing timeline from his early roots driving quarter midgets\, racing sp rint cars as a teen\, to his unparalleled stock car career. Gordon i s a four-time NASCAR Cup Series champion (1995\, 1997\, 1998\, 2001)\, se cured 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 pr esident of curation and education. “We begin by highlighting his early  career\, growing up in Pittsboro\, Indiana\, and of course\, his un matched success here at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in the Brickyard 4 00.”   While the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum has spotlighted NA SCAR drivers and races over the years\, this is the first time it has cura ted an entire exhibition dedicated to a single NASCAR driver.    Thirte en cars from every era of his career will be on display\, from a 1985 s print car to Brickyard 400\, Daytona 500\, and Coca-Cola 600-winning stoc k cars with his iconic No. 24 rainbow and flame liveries. Never-befo re-displayed artifacts include:   His first-ever trophy from a bicycl e 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 ste ering wheel Gordon used when he swapped seats with Juan Pablo Montoya at the Speedway in 2003.   Over 70 of his helmets will be displayed a s art pieces on an eye-catching gallery wall. Additional artifacts inclu de rings\, trophies\, letters\, and jackets with significance to Gordon’ s life and career.   “I was incredibly honored when the Indianapolis M otor Speedway Museum reached out with the idea for this exhibit\,” said Gordon. “It is the largest collection of my personal memorabilia ever di splayed 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. Coun tless hours went into putting this exhibit together\, and I’m grateful to the IMS Museum team\, my family and Hendrick Motorsports for their c ontributions. Walking through the exhibit for the first time will be a tru ly special experience and bring back a lot of memories. I hope everyone en joys it as much as I will.”   “Jeff Gordon” is open until Febr uary 2027. The exhibit is included in Museum admission\, which can be p urchased 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 Ind ianapolis Motor Speedway Museum The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum rep resents more than a century of motorsports history and is driven by its mi ssion to celebrate and preserve the history behind the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and the Indianapolis 500. Since 1956 when the IMS Museum first op ened\, it has brought to life the innovation\, thrill\, and cultural signi ficance of motor racing at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. What began wit h only 12 cars on display has become one of the world’s premier collecti ons of racing automobiles and artifacts – with more than 55\,000 artifac ts and over 200 vehicles. The IMS Museum ignites curiosity\, sparks discov ery\, and embraces tradition. LAST-MODIFIED:20260823T001112Z URL:https://imsmuseum.org/event/golf-cart-tours-5/2026-09-06/ X-SOURCE-NAME:IMS Museum X-SOURCE-URL:https://imsmuseum.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Kiss the Bricks DTSTART:20260906T133000Z DTEND:20260906T200000Z DTSTAMP:20260824T001134Z UID:10001630-1788687000-1788710400@imsmuseum.org CATEGORIES:arts DESCRIPTION:The new rotating exhibition chronicles Gordon’s life and career INDIANAPOLIS (June 29\, 2026) – Dive into NASCAR legend Jeff Go rdon’s life and legacy in “Jeff Gordon”\, Indianapolis Motor Speedwa y 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” an d “Setting the Pace”.  “Jeff Gordon” will explore Gordon’s rac ing timeline from his early roots driving quarter midgets\, racing sp rint cars as a teen\, to his unparalleled stock car career. Gordon i s a four-time NASCAR Cup Series champion (1995\, 1997\, 1998\, 2001)\, se cured 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 pr esident of curation and education. “We begin by highlighting his early  career\, growing up in Pittsboro\, Indiana\, and of course\, his un matched success here at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in the Brickyard 4 00.”   While the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum has spotlighted NA SCAR drivers and races over the years\, this is the first time it has cura ted an entire exhibition dedicated to a single NASCAR driver.    Thirte en cars from every era of his career will be on display\, from a 1985 s print car to Brickyard 400\, Daytona 500\, and Coca-Cola 600-winning stoc k cars with his iconic No. 24 rainbow and flame liveries. Never-befo re-displayed artifacts include:   His first-ever trophy from a bicycl e 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 ste ering wheel Gordon used when he swapped seats with Juan Pablo Montoya at the Speedway in 2003.   Over 70 of his helmets will be displayed a s art pieces on an eye-catching gallery wall. Additional artifacts inclu de rings\, trophies\, letters\, and jackets with significance to Gordon’ s life and career.   “I was incredibly honored when the Indianapolis M otor Speedway Museum reached out with the idea for this exhibit\,” said Gordon. “It is the largest collection of my personal memorabilia ever di splayed 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. Coun tless hours went into putting this exhibit together\, and I’m grateful to the IMS Museum team\, my family and Hendrick Motorsports for their c ontributions. Walking through the exhibit for the first time will be a tru ly special experience and bring back a lot of memories. I hope everyone en joys it as much as I will.”   “Jeff Gordon” is open until Febr uary 2027. The exhibit is included in Museum admission\, which can be p urchased 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 Ind ianapolis Motor Speedway Museum The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum rep resents more than a century of motorsports history and is driven by its mi ssion to celebrate and preserve the history behind the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and the Indianapolis 500. Since 1956 when the IMS Museum first op ened\, it has brought to life the innovation\, thrill\, and cultural signi ficance of motor racing at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. What began wit h only 12 cars on display has become one of the world’s premier collecti ons of racing automobiles and artifacts – with more than 55\,000 artifac ts and over 200 vehicles. The IMS Museum ignites curiosity\, sparks discov ery\, and embraces tradition. LAST-MODIFIED:20260824T001134Z URL:https://imsmuseum.org/event/kiss-the-bricks-3/2026-09-06/ X-SOURCE-NAME:IMS Museum X-SOURCE-URL:https://imsmuseum.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Golf Cart Tours DTSTART:20260907T133000Z DTEND:20260907T183000Z DTSTAMP:20260824T001134Z UID:10001678-1788773400-1788791400@imsmuseum.org CATEGORIES:arts,sports DESCRIPTION:The new rotating exhibition chronicles Gordon’s life and career INDIANAPOLIS (June 29\, 2026) – Dive into NASCAR legend Jeff Go rdon’s life and legacy in “Jeff Gordon”\, Indianapolis Motor Speedwa y 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” an d “Setting the Pace”.  “Jeff Gordon” will explore Gordon’s rac ing timeline from his early roots driving quarter midgets\, racing sp rint cars as a teen\, to his unparalleled stock car career. Gordon i s a four-time NASCAR Cup Series champion (1995\, 1997\, 1998\, 2001)\, se cured 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 pr esident of curation and education. “We begin by highlighting his early  career\, growing up in Pittsboro\, Indiana\, and of course\, his un matched success here at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in the Brickyard 4 00.”   While the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum has spotlighted NA SCAR drivers and races over the years\, this is the first time it has cura ted an entire exhibition dedicated to a single NASCAR driver.    Thirte en cars from every era of his career will be on display\, from a 1985 s print car to Brickyard 400\, Daytona 500\, and Coca-Cola 600-winning stoc k cars with his iconic No. 24 rainbow and flame liveries. Never-befo re-displayed artifacts include:   His first-ever trophy from a bicycl e 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 ste ering wheel Gordon used when he swapped seats with Juan Pablo Montoya at the Speedway in 2003.   Over 70 of his helmets will be displayed a s art pieces on an eye-catching gallery wall. Additional artifacts inclu de rings\, trophies\, letters\, and jackets with significance to Gordon’ s life and career.   “I was incredibly honored when the Indianapolis M otor Speedway Museum reached out with the idea for this exhibit\,” said Gordon. “It is the largest collection of my personal memorabilia ever di splayed 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. Coun tless hours went into putting this exhibit together\, and I’m grateful to the IMS Museum team\, my family and Hendrick Motorsports for their c ontributions. Walking through the exhibit for the first time will be a tru ly special experience and bring back a lot of memories. I hope everyone en joys it as much as I will.”   “Jeff Gordon” is open until Febr uary 2027. The exhibit is included in Museum admission\, which can be p urchased 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 Ind ianapolis Motor Speedway Museum The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum rep resents more than a century of motorsports history and is driven by its mi ssion to celebrate and preserve the history behind the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and the Indianapolis 500. Since 1956 when the IMS Museum first op ened\, it has brought to life the innovation\, thrill\, and cultural signi ficance of motor racing at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. What began wit h only 12 cars on display has become one of the world’s premier collecti ons of racing automobiles and artifacts – with more than 55\,000 artifac ts and over 200 vehicles. The IMS Museum ignites curiosity\, sparks discov ery\, and embraces tradition. LAST-MODIFIED:20260824T001134Z URL:https://imsmuseum.org/event/golf-cart-tours-5/2026-09-07/ X-SOURCE-NAME:IMS Museum X-SOURCE-URL:https://imsmuseum.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Kiss the Bricks DTSTART:20260907T133000Z DTEND:20260907T200000Z DTSTAMP:20260825T001226Z UID:10001631-1788773400-1788796800@imsmuseum.org CATEGORIES:arts DESCRIPTION:The new rotating exhibition chronicles Gordon’s life and career INDIANAPOLIS (June 29\, 2026) – Dive into NASCAR legend Jeff Go rdon’s life and legacy in “Jeff Gordon”\, Indianapolis Motor Speedwa y 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” an d “Setting the Pace”.  “Jeff Gordon” will explore Gordon’s rac ing timeline from his early roots driving quarter midgets\, racing sp rint cars as a teen\, to his unparalleled stock car career. Gordon i s a four-time NASCAR Cup Series champion (1995\, 1997\, 1998\, 2001)\, se cured 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 pr esident of curation and education. “We begin by highlighting his early  career\, growing up in Pittsboro\, Indiana\, and of course\, his un matched success here at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in the Brickyard 4 00.”   While the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum has spotlighted NA SCAR drivers and races over the years\, this is the first time it has cura ted an entire exhibition dedicated to a single NASCAR driver.    Thirte en cars from every era of his career will be on display\, from a 1985 s print car to Brickyard 400\, Daytona 500\, and Coca-Cola 600-winning stoc k cars with his iconic No. 24 rainbow and flame liveries. Never-befo re-displayed artifacts include:   His first-ever trophy from a bicycl e 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 ste ering wheel Gordon used when he swapped seats with Juan Pablo Montoya at the Speedway in 2003.   Over 70 of his helmets will be displayed a s art pieces on an eye-catching gallery wall. Additional artifacts inclu de rings\, trophies\, letters\, and jackets with significance to Gordon’ s life and career.   “I was incredibly honored when the Indianapolis M otor Speedway Museum reached out with the idea for this exhibit\,” said Gordon. “It is the largest collection of my personal memorabilia ever di splayed 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. Coun tless hours went into putting this exhibit together\, and I’m grateful to the IMS Museum team\, my family and Hendrick Motorsports for their c ontributions. Walking through the exhibit for the first time will be a tru ly special experience and bring back a lot of memories. I hope everyone en joys it as much as I will.”   “Jeff Gordon” is open until Febr uary 2027. The exhibit is included in Museum admission\, which can be p urchased 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 Ind ianapolis Motor Speedway Museum The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum rep resents more than a century of motorsports history and is driven by its mi ssion to celebrate and preserve the history behind the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and the Indianapolis 500. Since 1956 when the IMS Museum first op ened\, it has brought to life the innovation\, thrill\, and cultural signi ficance of motor racing at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. What began wit h only 12 cars on display has become one of the world’s premier collecti ons of racing automobiles and artifacts – with more than 55\,000 artifac ts and over 200 vehicles. The IMS Museum ignites curiosity\, sparks discov ery\, and embraces tradition. LAST-MODIFIED:20260825T001226Z URL:https://imsmuseum.org/event/kiss-the-bricks-3/2026-09-07/ X-SOURCE-NAME:IMS Museum X-SOURCE-URL:https://imsmuseum.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Golf Cart Tours DTSTART:20260908T133000Z DTEND:20260908T183000Z DTSTAMP:20260825T001226Z UID:10001679-1788859800-1788877800@imsmuseum.org CATEGORIES:arts,sports DESCRIPTION:The new rotating exhibition chronicles Gordon’s life and career INDIANAPOLIS (June 29\, 2026) – Dive into NASCAR legend Jeff Go rdon’s life and legacy in “Jeff Gordon”\, Indianapolis Motor Speedwa y 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” an d “Setting the Pace”.  “Jeff Gordon” will explore Gordon’s rac ing timeline from his early roots driving quarter midgets\, racing sp rint cars as a teen\, to his unparalleled stock car career. Gordon i s a four-time NASCAR Cup Series champion (1995\, 1997\, 1998\, 2001)\, se cured 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 pr esident of curation and education. “We begin by highlighting his early  career\, growing up in Pittsboro\, Indiana\, and of course\, his un matched success here at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in the Brickyard 4 00.”   While the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum has spotlighted NA SCAR drivers and races over the years\, this is the first time it has cura ted an entire exhibition dedicated to a single NASCAR driver.    Thirte en cars from every era of his career will be on display\, from a 1985 s print car to Brickyard 400\, Daytona 500\, and Coca-Cola 600-winning stoc k cars with his iconic No. 24 rainbow and flame liveries. Never-befo re-displayed artifacts include:   His first-ever trophy from a bicycl e 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 ste ering wheel Gordon used when he swapped seats with Juan Pablo Montoya at the Speedway in 2003.   Over 70 of his helmets will be displayed a s art pieces on an eye-catching gallery wall. Additional artifacts inclu de rings\, trophies\, letters\, and jackets with significance to Gordon’ s life and career.   “I was incredibly honored when the Indianapolis M otor Speedway Museum reached out with the idea for this exhibit\,” said Gordon. “It is the largest collection of my personal memorabilia ever di splayed 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. Coun tless hours went into putting this exhibit together\, and I’m grateful to the IMS Museum team\, my family and Hendrick Motorsports for their c ontributions. Walking through the exhibit for the first time will be a tru ly special experience and bring back a lot of memories. I hope everyone en joys it as much as I will.”   “Jeff Gordon” is open until Febr uary 2027. The exhibit is included in Museum admission\, which can be p urchased 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 Ind ianapolis Motor Speedway Museum The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum rep resents more than a century of motorsports history and is driven by its mi ssion to celebrate and preserve the history behind the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and the Indianapolis 500. Since 1956 when the IMS Museum first op ened\, it has brought to life the innovation\, thrill\, and cultural signi ficance of motor racing at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. What began wit h only 12 cars on display has become one of the world’s premier collecti ons of racing automobiles and artifacts – with more than 55\,000 artifac ts and over 200 vehicles. The IMS Museum ignites curiosity\, sparks discov ery\, and embraces tradition. LAST-MODIFIED:20260825T001226Z URL:https://imsmuseum.org/event/golf-cart-tours-5/2026-09-08/ X-SOURCE-NAME:IMS Museum X-SOURCE-URL:https://imsmuseum.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Kiss the Bricks DTSTART:20260908T133000Z DTEND:20260908T200000Z DTSTAMP:20260826T181211Z UID:10001803-1788859800-1788883200@imsmuseum.org CATEGORIES:arts DESCRIPTION:The new rotating exhibition chronicles Gordon’s life and career INDIANAPOLIS (June 29\, 2026) – Dive into NASCAR legend Jeff Go rdon’s life and legacy in “Jeff Gordon”\, Indianapolis Motor Speedwa y 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” an d “Setting the Pace”.  “Jeff Gordon” will explore Gordon’s rac ing timeline from his early roots driving quarter midgets\, racing sp rint cars as a teen\, to his unparalleled stock car career. Gordon i s a four-time NASCAR Cup Series champion (1995\, 1997\, 1998\, 2001)\, se cured 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 pr esident of curation and education. “We begin by highlighting his early  career\, growing up in Pittsboro\, Indiana\, and of course\, his un matched success here at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in the Brickyard 4 00.”   While the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum has spotlighted NA SCAR drivers and races over the years\, this is the first time it has cura ted an entire exhibition dedicated to a single NASCAR driver.    Thirte en cars from every era of his career will be on display\, from a 1985 s print car to Brickyard 400\, Daytona 500\, and Coca-Cola 600-winning stoc k cars with his iconic No. 24 rainbow and flame liveries. Never-befo re-displayed artifacts include:   His first-ever trophy from a bicycl e 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 ste ering wheel Gordon used when he swapped seats with Juan Pablo Montoya at the Speedway in 2003.   Over 70 of his helmets will be displayed a s art pieces on an eye-catching gallery wall. Additional artifacts inclu de rings\, trophies\, letters\, and jackets with significance to Gordon’ s life and career.   “I was incredibly honored when the Indianapolis M otor Speedway Museum reached out with the idea for this exhibit\,” said Gordon. “It is the largest collection of my personal memorabilia ever di splayed 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. Coun tless hours went into putting this exhibit together\, and I’m grateful to the IMS Museum team\, my family and Hendrick Motorsports for their c ontributions. Walking through the exhibit for the first time will be a tru ly special experience and bring back a lot of memories. I hope everyone en joys it as much as I will.”   “Jeff Gordon” is open until Febr uary 2027. The exhibit is included in Museum admission\, which can be p urchased 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 Ind ianapolis Motor Speedway Museum The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum rep resents more than a century of motorsports history and is driven by its mi ssion to celebrate and preserve the history behind the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and the Indianapolis 500. Since 1956 when the IMS Museum first op ened\, it has brought to life the innovation\, thrill\, and cultural signi ficance of motor racing at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. What began wit h only 12 cars on display has become one of the world’s premier collecti ons of racing automobiles and artifacts – with more than 55\,000 artifac ts and over 200 vehicles. The IMS Museum ignites curiosity\, sparks discov ery\, and embraces tradition. LAST-MODIFIED:20260826T181211Z URL:https://imsmuseum.org/event/kiss-the-bricks-3/2026-09-08/ X-SOURCE-NAME:IMS Museum X-SOURCE-URL:https://imsmuseum.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Golf Cart Tours DTSTART:20260909T133000Z DTEND:20260909T183000Z DTSTAMP:20260826T001215Z UID:10001680-1788946200-1788964200@imsmuseum.org CATEGORIES:arts,sports DESCRIPTION:The new rotating exhibition chronicles Gordon’s life and career INDIANAPOLIS (June 29\, 2026) – Dive into NASCAR legend Jeff Go rdon’s life and legacy in “Jeff Gordon”\, Indianapolis Motor Speedwa y 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” an d “Setting the Pace”.  “Jeff Gordon” will explore Gordon’s rac ing timeline from his early roots driving quarter midgets\, racing sp rint cars as a teen\, to his unparalleled stock car career. Gordon i s a four-time NASCAR Cup Series champion (1995\, 1997\, 1998\, 2001)\, se cured 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 pr esident of curation and education. “We begin by highlighting his early  career\, growing up in Pittsboro\, Indiana\, and of course\, his un matched success here at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in the Brickyard 4 00.”   While the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum has spotlighted NA SCAR drivers and races over the years\, this is the first time it has cura ted an entire exhibition dedicated to a single NASCAR driver.    Thirte en cars from every era of his career will be on display\, from a 1985 s print car to Brickyard 400\, Daytona 500\, and Coca-Cola 600-winning stoc k cars with his iconic No. 24 rainbow and flame liveries. Never-befo re-displayed artifacts include:   His first-ever trophy from a bicycl e 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 ste ering wheel Gordon used when he swapped seats with Juan Pablo Montoya at the Speedway in 2003.   Over 70 of his helmets will be displayed a s art pieces on an eye-catching gallery wall. Additional artifacts inclu de rings\, trophies\, letters\, and jackets with significance to Gordon’ s life and career.   “I was incredibly honored when the Indianapolis M otor Speedway Museum reached out with the idea for this exhibit\,” said Gordon. “It is the largest collection of my personal memorabilia ever di splayed 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. Coun tless hours went into putting this exhibit together\, and I’m grateful to the IMS Museum team\, my family and Hendrick Motorsports for their c ontributions. Walking through the exhibit for the first time will be a tru ly special experience and bring back a lot of memories. I hope everyone en joys it as much as I will.”   “Jeff Gordon” is open until Febr uary 2027. The exhibit is included in Museum admission\, which can be p urchased 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 Ind ianapolis Motor Speedway Museum The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum rep resents more than a century of motorsports history and is driven by its mi ssion to celebrate and preserve the history behind the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and the Indianapolis 500. Since 1956 when the IMS Museum first op ened\, it has brought to life the innovation\, thrill\, and cultural signi ficance of motor racing at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. What began wit h only 12 cars on display has become one of the world’s premier collecti ons of racing automobiles and artifacts – with more than 55\,000 artifac ts and over 200 vehicles. The IMS Museum ignites curiosity\, sparks discov ery\, and embraces tradition. LAST-MODIFIED:20260826T001215Z URL:https://imsmuseum.org/event/golf-cart-tours-5/2026-09-09/ X-SOURCE-NAME:IMS Museum X-SOURCE-URL:https://imsmuseum.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Victory Podium DTSTART:20260909T133000Z DTEND:20260909T200000Z DTSTAMP:20260827T001247Z UID:10001548-1788946200-1788969600@imsmuseum.org CATEGORIES:arts DESCRIPTION:The new rotating exhibition chronicles Gordon’s life and career INDIANAPOLIS (June 29\, 2026) – Dive into NASCAR legend Jeff Go rdon’s life and legacy in “Jeff Gordon”\, Indianapolis Motor Speedwa y 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” an d “Setting the Pace”.  “Jeff Gordon” will explore Gordon’s rac ing timeline from his early roots driving quarter midgets\, racing sp rint cars as a teen\, to his unparalleled stock car career. Gordon i s a four-time NASCAR Cup Series champion (1995\, 1997\, 1998\, 2001)\, se cured 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 pr esident of curation and education. “We begin by highlighting his early  career\, growing up in Pittsboro\, Indiana\, and of course\, his un matched success here at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in the Brickyard 4 00.”   While the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum has spotlighted NA SCAR drivers and races over the years\, this is the first time it has cura ted an entire exhibition dedicated to a single NASCAR driver.    Thirte en cars from every era of his career will be on display\, from a 1985 s print car to Brickyard 400\, Daytona 500\, and Coca-Cola 600-winning stoc k cars with his iconic No. 24 rainbow and flame liveries. Never-befo re-displayed artifacts include:   His first-ever trophy from a bicycl e 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 ste ering wheel Gordon used when he swapped seats with Juan Pablo Montoya at the Speedway in 2003.   Over 70 of his helmets will be displayed a s art pieces on an eye-catching gallery wall. Additional artifacts inclu de rings\, trophies\, letters\, and jackets with significance to Gordon’ s life and career.   “I was incredibly honored when the Indianapolis M otor Speedway Museum reached out with the idea for this exhibit\,” said Gordon. “It is the largest collection of my personal memorabilia ever di splayed 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. Coun tless hours went into putting this exhibit together\, and I’m grateful to the IMS Museum team\, my family and Hendrick Motorsports for their c ontributions. Walking through the exhibit for the first time will be a tru ly special experience and bring back a lot of memories. I hope everyone en joys it as much as I will.”   “Jeff Gordon” is open until Febr uary 2027. The exhibit is included in Museum admission\, which can be p urchased 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 Ind ianapolis Motor Speedway Museum The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum rep resents more than a century of motorsports history and is driven by its mi ssion to celebrate and preserve the history behind the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and the Indianapolis 500. Since 1956 when the IMS Museum first op ened\, it has brought to life the innovation\, thrill\, and cultural signi ficance of motor racing at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. What began wit h only 12 cars on display has become one of the world’s premier collecti ons of racing automobiles and artifacts – with more than 55\,000 artifac ts and over 200 vehicles. The IMS Museum ignites curiosity\, sparks discov ery\, and embraces tradition. LAST-MODIFIED:20260827T001247Z URL:https://imsmuseum.org/event/victory-podium-4/2026-09-09/ X-SOURCE-NAME:IMS Museum X-SOURCE-URL:https://imsmuseum.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Golf Cart Tours DTSTART:20260910T133000Z DTEND:20260910T183000Z DTSTAMP:20260827T001247Z UID:10001681-1789032600-1789050600@imsmuseum.org CATEGORIES:arts,sports DESCRIPTION:The new rotating exhibition chronicles Gordon’s life and career INDIANAPOLIS (June 29\, 2026) – Dive into NASCAR legend Jeff Go rdon’s life and legacy in “Jeff Gordon”\, Indianapolis Motor Speedwa y 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” an d “Setting the Pace”.  “Jeff Gordon” will explore Gordon’s rac ing timeline from his early roots driving quarter midgets\, racing sp rint cars as a teen\, to his unparalleled stock car career. Gordon i s a four-time NASCAR Cup Series champion (1995\, 1997\, 1998\, 2001)\, se cured 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 pr esident of curation and education. “We begin by highlighting his early  career\, growing up in Pittsboro\, Indiana\, and of course\, his un matched success here at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in the Brickyard 4 00.”   While the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum has spotlighted NA SCAR drivers and races over the years\, this is the first time it has cura ted an entire exhibition dedicated to a single NASCAR driver.    Thirte en cars from every era of his career will be on display\, from a 1985 s print car to Brickyard 400\, Daytona 500\, and Coca-Cola 600-winning stoc k cars with his iconic No. 24 rainbow and flame liveries. Never-befo re-displayed artifacts include:   His first-ever trophy from a bicycl e 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 ste ering wheel Gordon used when he swapped seats with Juan Pablo Montoya at the Speedway in 2003.   Over 70 of his helmets will be displayed a s art pieces on an eye-catching gallery wall. Additional artifacts inclu de rings\, trophies\, letters\, and jackets with significance to Gordon’ s life and career.   “I was incredibly honored when the Indianapolis M otor Speedway Museum reached out with the idea for this exhibit\,” said Gordon. “It is the largest collection of my personal memorabilia ever di splayed 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. Coun tless hours went into putting this exhibit together\, and I’m grateful to the IMS Museum team\, my family and Hendrick Motorsports for their c ontributions. Walking through the exhibit for the first time will be a tru ly special experience and bring back a lot of memories. I hope everyone en joys it as much as I will.”   “Jeff Gordon” is open until Febr uary 2027. The exhibit is included in Museum admission\, which can be p urchased 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 Ind ianapolis Motor Speedway Museum The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum rep resents more than a century of motorsports history and is driven by its mi ssion to celebrate and preserve the history behind the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and the Indianapolis 500. Since 1956 when the IMS Museum first op ened\, it has brought to life the innovation\, thrill\, and cultural signi ficance of motor racing at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. What began wit h only 12 cars on display has become one of the world’s premier collecti ons of racing automobiles and artifacts – with more than 55\,000 artifac ts and over 200 vehicles. The IMS Museum ignites curiosity\, sparks discov ery\, and embraces tradition. LAST-MODIFIED:20260827T001247Z URL:https://imsmuseum.org/event/golf-cart-tours-5/2026-09-10/ X-SOURCE-NAME:IMS Museum X-SOURCE-URL:https://imsmuseum.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Victory Podium DTSTART:20260910T133000Z DTEND:20260910T200000Z DTSTAMP:20260828T001225Z UID:10001802-1789032600-1789056000@imsmuseum.org CATEGORIES:arts DESCRIPTION:The new rotating exhibition chronicles Gordon’s life and career INDIANAPOLIS (June 29\, 2026) – Dive into NASCAR legend Jeff Go rdon’s life and legacy in “Jeff Gordon”\, Indianapolis Motor Speedwa y 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” an d “Setting the Pace”.  “Jeff Gordon” will explore Gordon’s rac ing timeline from his early roots driving quarter midgets\, racing sp rint cars as a teen\, to his unparalleled stock car career. Gordon i s a four-time NASCAR Cup Series champion (1995\, 1997\, 1998\, 2001)\, se cured 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 pr esident of curation and education. “We begin by highlighting his early  career\, growing up in Pittsboro\, Indiana\, and of course\, his un matched success here at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in the Brickyard 4 00.”   While the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum has spotlighted NA SCAR drivers and races over the years\, this is the first time it has cura ted an entire exhibition dedicated to a single NASCAR driver.    Thirte en cars from every era of his career will be on display\, from a 1985 s print car to Brickyard 400\, Daytona 500\, and Coca-Cola 600-winning stoc k cars with his iconic No. 24 rainbow and flame liveries. Never-befo re-displayed artifacts include:   His first-ever trophy from a bicycl e 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 ste ering wheel Gordon used when he swapped seats with Juan Pablo Montoya at the Speedway in 2003.   Over 70 of his helmets will be displayed a s art pieces on an eye-catching gallery wall. Additional artifacts inclu de rings\, trophies\, letters\, and jackets with significance to Gordon’ s life and career.   “I was incredibly honored when the Indianapolis M otor Speedway Museum reached out with the idea for this exhibit\,” said Gordon. “It is the largest collection of my personal memorabilia ever di splayed 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. Coun tless hours went into putting this exhibit together\, and I’m grateful to the IMS Museum team\, my family and Hendrick Motorsports for their c ontributions. Walking through the exhibit for the first time will be a tru ly special experience and bring back a lot of memories. I hope everyone en joys it as much as I will.”   “Jeff Gordon” is open until Febr uary 2027. The exhibit is included in Museum admission\, which can be p urchased 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 Ind ianapolis Motor Speedway Museum The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum rep resents more than a century of motorsports history and is driven by its mi ssion to celebrate and preserve the history behind the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and the Indianapolis 500. Since 1956 when the IMS Museum first op ened\, it has brought to life the innovation\, thrill\, and cultural signi ficance of motor racing at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. What began wit h only 12 cars on display has become one of the world’s premier collecti ons of racing automobiles and artifacts – with more than 55\,000 artifac ts and over 200 vehicles. The IMS Museum ignites curiosity\, sparks discov ery\, and embraces tradition. LAST-MODIFIED:20260828T001225Z URL:https://imsmuseum.org/event/victory-podium-4/2026-09-10/ X-SOURCE-NAME:IMS Museum X-SOURCE-URL:https://imsmuseum.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Golf Cart Tours DTSTART:20260911T160000Z DTEND:20260911T183000Z DTSTAMP:20260828T181337Z UID:10001805-1789128000-1789137000@imsmuseum.org CATEGORIES:sports DESCRIPTION:The new rotating exhibition chronicles Gordon’s life and career INDIANAPOLIS (June 29\, 2026) – Dive into NASCAR legend Jeff Go rdon’s life and legacy in “Jeff Gordon”\, Indianapolis Motor Speedwa y 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” an d “Setting the Pace”.  “Jeff Gordon” will explore Gordon’s rac ing timeline from his early roots driving quarter midgets\, racing sp rint cars as a teen\, to his unparalleled stock car career. Gordon i s a four-time NASCAR Cup Series champion (1995\, 1997\, 1998\, 2001)\, se cured 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 pr esident of curation and education. “We begin by highlighting his early  career\, growing up in Pittsboro\, Indiana\, and of course\, his un matched success here at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in the Brickyard 4 00.”   While the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum has spotlighted NA SCAR drivers and races over the years\, this is the first time it has cura ted an entire exhibition dedicated to a single NASCAR driver.    Thirte en cars from every era of his career will be on display\, from a 1985 s print car to Brickyard 400\, Daytona 500\, and Coca-Cola 600-winning stoc k cars with his iconic No. 24 rainbow and flame liveries. Never-befo re-displayed artifacts include:   His first-ever trophy from a bicycl e 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 ste ering wheel Gordon used when he swapped seats with Juan Pablo Montoya at the Speedway in 2003.   Over 70 of his helmets will be displayed a s art pieces on an eye-catching gallery wall. Additional artifacts inclu de rings\, trophies\, letters\, and jackets with significance to Gordon’ s life and career.   “I was incredibly honored when the Indianapolis M otor Speedway Museum reached out with the idea for this exhibit\,” said Gordon. “It is the largest collection of my personal memorabilia ever di splayed 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. Coun tless hours went into putting this exhibit together\, and I’m grateful to the IMS Museum team\, my family and Hendrick Motorsports for their c ontributions. Walking through the exhibit for the first time will be a tru ly special experience and bring back a lot of memories. I hope everyone en joys it as much as I will.”   “Jeff Gordon” is open until Febr uary 2027. The exhibit is included in Museum admission\, which can be p urchased 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 Ind ianapolis Motor Speedway Museum The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum rep resents more than a century of motorsports history and is driven by its mi ssion to celebrate and preserve the history behind the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and the Indianapolis 500. Since 1956 when the IMS Museum first op ened\, it has brought to life the innovation\, thrill\, and cultural signi ficance of motor racing at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. What began wit h only 12 cars on display has become one of the world’s premier collecti ons of racing automobiles and artifacts – with more than 55\,000 artifac ts and over 200 vehicles. The IMS Museum ignites curiosity\, sparks discov ery\, and embraces tradition. LAST-MODIFIED:20260828T181337Z URL:https://imsmuseum.org/event/golf-cart-tours-5/2026-09-11/ X-SOURCE-NAME:IMS Museum X-SOURCE-URL:https://imsmuseum.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Kiss the Bricks DTSTART:20260911T160000Z DTEND:20260911T200000Z DTSTAMP:20260829T001259Z UID:10001804-1789128000-1789142400@imsmuseum.org CATEGORIES:arts DESCRIPTION:The new rotating exhibition chronicles Gordon’s life and career INDIANAPOLIS (June 29\, 2026) – Dive into NASCAR legend Jeff Go rdon’s life and legacy in “Jeff Gordon”\, Indianapolis Motor Speedwa y 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” an d “Setting the Pace”.  “Jeff Gordon” will explore Gordon’s rac ing timeline from his early roots driving quarter midgets\, racing sp rint cars as a teen\, to his unparalleled stock car career. Gordon i s a four-time NASCAR Cup Series champion (1995\, 1997\, 1998\, 2001)\, se cured 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 pr esident of curation and education. “We begin by highlighting his early  career\, growing up in Pittsboro\, Indiana\, and of course\, his un matched success here at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in the Brickyard 4 00.”   While the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum has spotlighted NA SCAR drivers and races over the years\, this is the first time it has cura ted an entire exhibition dedicated to a single NASCAR driver.    Thirte en cars from every era of his career will be on display\, from a 1985 s print car to Brickyard 400\, Daytona 500\, and Coca-Cola 600-winning stoc k cars with his iconic No. 24 rainbow and flame liveries. Never-befo re-displayed artifacts include:   His first-ever trophy from a bicycl e 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 ste ering wheel Gordon used when he swapped seats with Juan Pablo Montoya at the Speedway in 2003.   Over 70 of his helmets will be displayed a s art pieces on an eye-catching gallery wall. Additional artifacts inclu de rings\, trophies\, letters\, and jackets with significance to Gordon’ s life and career.   “I was incredibly honored when the Indianapolis M otor Speedway Museum reached out with the idea for this exhibit\,” said Gordon. “It is the largest collection of my personal memorabilia ever di splayed 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. Coun tless hours went into putting this exhibit together\, and I’m grateful to the IMS Museum team\, my family and Hendrick Motorsports for their c ontributions. Walking through the exhibit for the first time will be a tru ly special experience and bring back a lot of memories. I hope everyone en joys it as much as I will.”   “Jeff Gordon” is open until Febr uary 2027. The exhibit is included in Museum admission\, which can be p urchased 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 Ind ianapolis Motor Speedway Museum The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum rep resents more than a century of motorsports history and is driven by its mi ssion to celebrate and preserve the history behind the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and the Indianapolis 500. Since 1956 when the IMS Museum first op ened\, it has brought to life the innovation\, thrill\, and cultural signi ficance of motor racing at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. What began wit h only 12 cars on display has become one of the world’s premier collecti ons of racing automobiles and artifacts – with more than 55\,000 artifac ts and over 200 vehicles. The IMS Museum ignites curiosity\, sparks discov ery\, and embraces tradition. LAST-MODIFIED:20260829T001259Z URL:https://imsmuseum.org/event/kiss-the-bricks-3/2026-09-11/ X-SOURCE-NAME:IMS Museum X-SOURCE-URL:https://imsmuseum.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Golf Cart Tours DTSTART:20260913T133000Z DTEND:20260913T183000Z DTSTAMP:20260830T001243Z UID:10001684-1789291800-1789309800@imsmuseum.org CATEGORIES:sports DESCRIPTION:The new rotating exhibition chronicles Gordon’s life and career INDIANAPOLIS (June 29\, 2026) – Dive into NASCAR legend Jeff Go rdon’s life and legacy in “Jeff Gordon”\, Indianapolis Motor Speedwa y 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” an d “Setting the Pace”.  “Jeff Gordon” will explore Gordon’s rac ing timeline from his early roots driving quarter midgets\, racing sp rint cars as a teen\, to his unparalleled stock car career. Gordon i s a four-time NASCAR Cup Series champion (1995\, 1997\, 1998\, 2001)\, se cured 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 pr esident of curation and education. “We begin by highlighting his early  career\, growing up in Pittsboro\, Indiana\, and of course\, his un matched success here at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in the Brickyard 4 00.”   While the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum has spotlighted NA SCAR drivers and races over the years\, this is the first time it has cura ted an entire exhibition dedicated to a single NASCAR driver.    Thirte en cars from every era of his career will be on display\, from a 1985 s print car to Brickyard 400\, Daytona 500\, and Coca-Cola 600-winning stoc k cars with his iconic No. 24 rainbow and flame liveries. Never-befo re-displayed artifacts include:   His first-ever trophy from a bicycl e 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 ste ering wheel Gordon used when he swapped seats with Juan Pablo Montoya at the Speedway in 2003.   Over 70 of his helmets will be displayed a s art pieces on an eye-catching gallery wall. Additional artifacts inclu de rings\, trophies\, letters\, and jackets with significance to Gordon’ s life and career.   “I was incredibly honored when the Indianapolis M otor Speedway Museum reached out with the idea for this exhibit\,” said Gordon. “It is the largest collection of my personal memorabilia ever di splayed 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. Coun tless hours went into putting this exhibit together\, and I’m grateful to the IMS Museum team\, my family and Hendrick Motorsports for their c ontributions. Walking through the exhibit for the first time will be a tru ly special experience and bring back a lot of memories. I hope everyone en joys it as much as I will.”   “Jeff Gordon” is open until Febr uary 2027. The exhibit is included in Museum admission\, which can be p urchased 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 Ind ianapolis Motor Speedway Museum The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum rep resents more than a century of motorsports history and is driven by its mi ssion to celebrate and preserve the history behind the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and the Indianapolis 500. Since 1956 when the IMS Museum first op ened\, it has brought to life the innovation\, thrill\, and cultural signi ficance of motor racing at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. What began wit h only 12 cars on display has become one of the world’s premier collecti ons of racing automobiles and artifacts – with more than 55\,000 artifac ts and over 200 vehicles. The IMS Museum ignites curiosity\, sparks discov ery\, and embraces tradition. LAST-MODIFIED:20260830T001243Z URL:https://imsmuseum.org/event/golf-cart-tours-5/2026-09-13/ X-SOURCE-NAME:IMS Museum X-SOURCE-URL:https://imsmuseum.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Kiss the Bricks DTSTART:20260913T133000Z DTEND:20260913T200000Z DTSTAMP:20260830T001243Z UID:10001635-1789291800-1789315200@imsmuseum.org CATEGORIES:arts DESCRIPTION:The new rotating exhibition chronicles Gordon’s life and career INDIANAPOLIS (June 29\, 2026) – Dive into NASCAR legend Jeff Go rdon’s life and legacy in “Jeff Gordon”\, Indianapolis Motor Speedwa y 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” an d “Setting the Pace”.  “Jeff Gordon” will explore Gordon’s rac ing timeline from his early roots driving quarter midgets\, racing sp rint cars as a teen\, to his unparalleled stock car career. Gordon i s a four-time NASCAR Cup Series champion (1995\, 1997\, 1998\, 2001)\, se cured 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 pr esident of curation and education. “We begin by highlighting his early  career\, growing up in Pittsboro\, Indiana\, and of course\, his un matched success here at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in the Brickyard 4 00.”   While the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum has spotlighted NA SCAR drivers and races over the years\, this is the first time it has cura ted an entire exhibition dedicated to a single NASCAR driver.    Thirte en cars from every era of his career will be on display\, from a 1985 s print car to Brickyard 400\, Daytona 500\, and Coca-Cola 600-winning stoc k cars with his iconic No. 24 rainbow and flame liveries. Never-befo re-displayed artifacts include:   His first-ever trophy from a bicycl e 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 ste ering wheel Gordon used when he swapped seats with Juan Pablo Montoya at the Speedway in 2003.   Over 70 of his helmets will be displayed a s art pieces on an eye-catching gallery wall. Additional artifacts inclu de rings\, trophies\, letters\, and jackets with significance to Gordon’ s life and career.   “I was incredibly honored when the Indianapolis M otor Speedway Museum reached out with the idea for this exhibit\,” said Gordon. “It is the largest collection of my personal memorabilia ever di splayed 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. Coun tless hours went into putting this exhibit together\, and I’m grateful to the IMS Museum team\, my family and Hendrick Motorsports for their c ontributions. Walking through the exhibit for the first time will be a tru ly special experience and bring back a lot of memories. I hope everyone en joys it as much as I will.”   “Jeff Gordon” is open until Febr uary 2027. The exhibit is included in Museum admission\, which can be p urchased 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 Ind ianapolis Motor Speedway Museum The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum rep resents more than a century of motorsports history and is driven by its mi ssion to celebrate and preserve the history behind the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and the Indianapolis 500. Since 1956 when the IMS Museum first op ened\, it has brought to life the innovation\, thrill\, and cultural signi ficance of motor racing at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. What began wit h only 12 cars on display has become one of the world’s premier collecti ons of racing automobiles and artifacts – with more than 55\,000 artifac ts and over 200 vehicles. The IMS Museum ignites curiosity\, sparks discov ery\, and embraces tradition. LAST-MODIFIED:20260830T001243Z URL:https://imsmuseum.org/event/kiss-the-bricks-3/2026-09-13/ X-SOURCE-NAME:IMS Museum X-SOURCE-URL:https://imsmuseum.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Kiss the Bricks DTSTART:20260914T133000Z DTEND:20260914T200000Z DTSTAMP:20260831T001300Z UID:10001636-1789378200-1789401600@imsmuseum.org CATEGORIES:arts DESCRIPTION:The new rotating exhibition chronicles Gordon’s life and career INDIANAPOLIS (June 29\, 2026) – Dive into NASCAR legend Jeff Go rdon’s life and legacy in “Jeff Gordon”\, Indianapolis Motor Speedwa y 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” an d “Setting the Pace”.  “Jeff Gordon” will explore Gordon’s rac ing timeline from his early roots driving quarter midgets\, racing sp rint cars as a teen\, to his unparalleled stock car career. Gordon i s a four-time NASCAR Cup Series champion (1995\, 1997\, 1998\, 2001)\, se cured 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 pr esident of curation and education. “We begin by highlighting his early  career\, growing up in Pittsboro\, Indiana\, and of course\, his un matched success here at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in the Brickyard 4 00.”   While the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum has spotlighted NA SCAR drivers and races over the years\, this is the first time it has cura ted an entire exhibition dedicated to a single NASCAR driver.    Thirte en cars from every era of his career will be on display\, from a 1985 s print car to Brickyard 400\, Daytona 500\, and Coca-Cola 600-winning stoc k cars with his iconic No. 24 rainbow and flame liveries. Never-befo re-displayed artifacts include:   His first-ever trophy from a bicycl e 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 ste ering wheel Gordon used when he swapped seats with Juan Pablo Montoya at the Speedway in 2003.   Over 70 of his helmets will be displayed a s art pieces on an eye-catching gallery wall. Additional artifacts inclu de rings\, trophies\, letters\, and jackets with significance to Gordon’ s life and career.   “I was incredibly honored when the Indianapolis M otor Speedway Museum reached out with the idea for this exhibit\,” said Gordon. “It is the largest collection of my personal memorabilia ever di splayed 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. Coun tless hours went into putting this exhibit together\, and I’m grateful to the IMS Museum team\, my family and Hendrick Motorsports for their c ontributions. Walking through the exhibit for the first time will be a tru ly special experience and bring back a lot of memories. I hope everyone en joys it as much as I will.”   “Jeff Gordon” is open until Febr uary 2027. The exhibit is included in Museum admission\, which can be p urchased 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 Ind ianapolis Motor Speedway Museum The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum rep resents more than a century of motorsports history and is driven by its mi ssion to celebrate and preserve the history behind the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and the Indianapolis 500. Since 1956 when the IMS Museum first op ened\, it has brought to life the innovation\, thrill\, and cultural signi ficance of motor racing at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. What began wit h only 12 cars on display has become one of the world’s premier collecti ons of racing automobiles and artifacts – with more than 55\,000 artifac ts and over 200 vehicles. The IMS Museum ignites curiosity\, sparks discov ery\, and embraces tradition. LAST-MODIFIED:20260831T001300Z URL:https://imsmuseum.org/event/kiss-the-bricks-3/2026-09-14/ X-SOURCE-NAME:IMS Museum X-SOURCE-URL:https://imsmuseum.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Kiss the Bricks DTSTART:20260915T133000Z DTEND:20260915T200000Z DTSTAMP:20260831T001300Z UID:10001637-1789464600-1789488000@imsmuseum.org CATEGORIES:arts DESCRIPTION:The new rotating exhibition chronicles Gordon’s life and career INDIANAPOLIS (June 29\, 2026) – Dive into NASCAR legend Jeff Go rdon’s life and legacy in “Jeff Gordon”\, Indianapolis Motor Speedwa y 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” an d “Setting the Pace”.  “Jeff Gordon” will explore Gordon’s rac ing timeline from his early roots driving quarter midgets\, racing sp rint cars as a teen\, to his unparalleled stock car career. Gordon i s a four-time NASCAR Cup Series champion (1995\, 1997\, 1998\, 2001)\, se cured 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 pr esident of curation and education. “We begin by highlighting his early  career\, growing up in Pittsboro\, Indiana\, and of course\, his un matched success here at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in the Brickyard 4 00.”   While the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum has spotlighted NA SCAR drivers and races over the years\, this is the first time it has cura ted an entire exhibition dedicated to a single NASCAR driver.    Thirte en cars from every era of his career will be on display\, from a 1985 s print car to Brickyard 400\, Daytona 500\, and Coca-Cola 600-winning stoc k cars with his iconic No. 24 rainbow and flame liveries. Never-befo re-displayed artifacts include:   His first-ever trophy from a bicycl e 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 ste ering wheel Gordon used when he swapped seats with Juan Pablo Montoya at the Speedway in 2003.   Over 70 of his helmets will be displayed a s art pieces on an eye-catching gallery wall. Additional artifacts inclu de rings\, trophies\, letters\, and jackets with significance to Gordon’ s life and career.   “I was incredibly honored when the Indianapolis M otor Speedway Museum reached out with the idea for this exhibit\,” said Gordon. “It is the largest collection of my personal memorabilia ever di splayed 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. Coun tless hours went into putting this exhibit together\, and I’m grateful to the IMS Museum team\, my family and Hendrick Motorsports for their c ontributions. Walking through the exhibit for the first time will be a tru ly special experience and bring back a lot of memories. I hope everyone en joys it as much as I will.”   “Jeff Gordon” is open until Febr uary 2027. The exhibit is included in Museum admission\, which can be p urchased 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 Ind ianapolis Motor Speedway Museum The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum rep resents more than a century of motorsports history and is driven by its mi ssion to celebrate and preserve the history behind the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and the Indianapolis 500. Since 1956 when the IMS Museum first op ened\, it has brought to life the innovation\, thrill\, and cultural signi ficance of motor racing at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. What began wit h only 12 cars on display has become one of the world’s premier collecti ons of racing automobiles and artifacts – with more than 55\,000 artifac ts and over 200 vehicles. The IMS Museum ignites curiosity\, sparks discov ery\, and embraces tradition. LAST-MODIFIED:20260831T001300Z URL:https://imsmuseum.org/event/kiss-the-bricks-3/2026-09-15/ X-SOURCE-NAME:IMS Museum X-SOURCE-URL:https://imsmuseum.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Kiss the Bricks DTSTART:20260921T133000Z DTEND:20260921T200000Z DTSTAMP:20260901T001227Z UID:10001638-1789983000-1790006400@imsmuseum.org CATEGORIES:arts DESCRIPTION:The new rotating exhibition chronicles Gordon’s life and career INDIANAPOLIS (June 29\, 2026) – Dive into NASCAR legend Jeff Go rdon’s life and legacy in “Jeff Gordon”\, Indianapolis Motor Speedwa y 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” an d “Setting the Pace”.  “Jeff Gordon” will explore Gordon’s rac ing timeline from his early roots driving quarter midgets\, racing sp rint cars as a teen\, to his unparalleled stock car career. Gordon i s a four-time NASCAR Cup Series champion (1995\, 1997\, 1998\, 2001)\, se cured 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 pr esident of curation and education. “We begin by highlighting his early  career\, growing up in Pittsboro\, Indiana\, and of course\, his un matched success here at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in the Brickyard 4 00.”   While the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum has spotlighted NA SCAR drivers and races over the years\, this is the first time it has cura ted an entire exhibition dedicated to a single NASCAR driver.    Thirte en cars from every era of his career will be on display\, from a 1985 s print car to Brickyard 400\, Daytona 500\, and Coca-Cola 600-winning stoc k cars with his iconic No. 24 rainbow and flame liveries. Never-befo re-displayed artifacts include:   His first-ever trophy from a bicycl e 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 ste ering wheel Gordon used when he swapped seats with Juan Pablo Montoya at the Speedway in 2003.   Over 70 of his helmets will be displayed a s art pieces on an eye-catching gallery wall. Additional artifacts inclu de rings\, trophies\, letters\, and jackets with significance to Gordon’ s life and career.   “I was incredibly honored when the Indianapolis M otor Speedway Museum reached out with the idea for this exhibit\,” said Gordon. “It is the largest collection of my personal memorabilia ever di splayed 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. Coun tless hours went into putting this exhibit together\, and I’m grateful to the IMS Museum team\, my family and Hendrick Motorsports for their c ontributions. Walking through the exhibit for the first time will be a tru ly special experience and bring back a lot of memories. I hope everyone en joys it as much as I will.”   “Jeff Gordon” is open until Febr uary 2027. The exhibit is included in Museum admission\, which can be p urchased 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 Ind ianapolis Motor Speedway Museum The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum rep resents more than a century of motorsports history and is driven by its mi ssion to celebrate and preserve the history behind the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and the Indianapolis 500. Since 1956 when the IMS Museum first op ened\, it has brought to life the innovation\, thrill\, and cultural signi ficance of motor racing at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. What began wit h only 12 cars on display has become one of the world’s premier collecti ons of racing automobiles and artifacts – with more than 55\,000 artifac ts and over 200 vehicles. The IMS Museum ignites curiosity\, sparks discov ery\, and embraces tradition. LAST-MODIFIED:20260901T001227Z URL:https://imsmuseum.org/event/kiss-the-bricks-3/2026-09-21/ X-SOURCE-NAME:IMS Museum X-SOURCE-URL:https://imsmuseum.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Golf Cart Tours DTSTART:20260922T133000Z DTEND:20260922T183000Z DTSTAMP:20260902T001256Z UID:10001685-1790069400-1790087400@imsmuseum.org CATEGORIES:sports DESCRIPTION:The new rotating exhibition chronicles Gordon’s life and career INDIANAPOLIS (June 29\, 2026) – Dive into NASCAR legend Jeff Go rdon’s life and legacy in “Jeff Gordon”\, Indianapolis Motor Speedwa y 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” an d “Setting the Pace”.  “Jeff Gordon” will explore Gordon’s rac ing timeline from his early roots driving quarter midgets\, racing sp rint cars as a teen\, to his unparalleled stock car career. Gordon i s a four-time NASCAR Cup Series champion (1995\, 1997\, 1998\, 2001)\, se cured 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 pr esident of curation and education. “We begin by highlighting his early  career\, growing up in Pittsboro\, Indiana\, and of course\, his un matched success here at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in the Brickyard 4 00.”   While the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum has spotlighted NA SCAR drivers and races over the years\, this is the first time it has cura ted an entire exhibition dedicated to a single NASCAR driver.    Thirte en cars from every era of his career will be on display\, from a 1985 s print car to Brickyard 400\, Daytona 500\, and Coca-Cola 600-winning stoc k cars with his iconic No. 24 rainbow and flame liveries. Never-befo re-displayed artifacts include:   His first-ever trophy from a bicycl e 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 ste ering wheel Gordon used when he swapped seats with Juan Pablo Montoya at the Speedway in 2003.   Over 70 of his helmets will be displayed a s art pieces on an eye-catching gallery wall. Additional artifacts inclu de rings\, trophies\, letters\, and jackets with significance to Gordon’ s life and career.   “I was incredibly honored when the Indianapolis M otor Speedway Museum reached out with the idea for this exhibit\,” said Gordon. “It is the largest collection of my personal memorabilia ever di splayed 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. Coun tless hours went into putting this exhibit together\, and I’m grateful to the IMS Museum team\, my family and Hendrick Motorsports for their c ontributions. Walking through the exhibit for the first time will be a tru ly special experience and bring back a lot of memories. I hope everyone en joys it as much as I will.”   “Jeff Gordon” is open until Febr uary 2027. The exhibit is included in Museum admission\, which can be p urchased 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 Ind ianapolis Motor Speedway Museum The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum rep resents more than a century of motorsports history and is driven by its mi ssion to celebrate and preserve the history behind the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and the Indianapolis 500. Since 1956 when the IMS Museum first op ened\, it has brought to life the innovation\, thrill\, and cultural signi ficance of motor racing at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. What began wit h only 12 cars on display has become one of the world’s premier collecti ons of racing automobiles and artifacts – with more than 55\,000 artifac ts and over 200 vehicles. The IMS Museum ignites curiosity\, sparks discov ery\, and embraces tradition. LAST-MODIFIED:20260902T001256Z URL:https://imsmuseum.org/event/golf-cart-tours-5/2026-09-22/ X-SOURCE-NAME:IMS Museum X-SOURCE-URL:https://imsmuseum.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Victory Podium DTSTART:20260922T133000Z DTEND:20260922T200000Z DTSTAMP:20260902T001256Z UID:10001549-1790069400-1790092800@imsmuseum.org CATEGORIES:arts DESCRIPTION:The new rotating exhibition chronicles Gordon’s life and career INDIANAPOLIS (June 29\, 2026) – Dive into NASCAR legend Jeff Go rdon’s life and legacy in “Jeff Gordon”\, Indianapolis Motor Speedwa y 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” an d “Setting the Pace”.  “Jeff Gordon” will explore Gordon’s rac ing timeline from his early roots driving quarter midgets\, racing sp rint cars as a teen\, to his unparalleled stock car career. Gordon i s a four-time NASCAR Cup Series champion (1995\, 1997\, 1998\, 2001)\, se cured 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 pr esident of curation and education. “We begin by highlighting his early  career\, growing up in Pittsboro\, Indiana\, and of course\, his un matched success here at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in the Brickyard 4 00.”   While the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum has spotlighted NA SCAR drivers and races over the years\, this is the first time it has cura ted an entire exhibition dedicated to a single NASCAR driver.    Thirte en cars from every era of his career will be on display\, from a 1985 s print car to Brickyard 400\, Daytona 500\, and Coca-Cola 600-winning stoc k cars with his iconic No. 24 rainbow and flame liveries. Never-befo re-displayed artifacts include:   His first-ever trophy from a bicycl e 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 ste ering wheel Gordon used when he swapped seats with Juan Pablo Montoya at the Speedway in 2003.   Over 70 of his helmets will be displayed a s art pieces on an eye-catching gallery wall. Additional artifacts inclu de rings\, trophies\, letters\, and jackets with significance to Gordon’ s life and career.   “I was incredibly honored when the Indianapolis M otor Speedway Museum reached out with the idea for this exhibit\,” said Gordon. “It is the largest collection of my personal memorabilia ever di splayed 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. Coun tless hours went into putting this exhibit together\, and I’m grateful to the IMS Museum team\, my family and Hendrick Motorsports for their c ontributions. Walking through the exhibit for the first time will be a tru ly special experience and bring back a lot of memories. I hope everyone en joys it as much as I will.”   “Jeff Gordon” is open until Febr uary 2027. The exhibit is included in Museum admission\, which can be p urchased 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 Ind ianapolis Motor Speedway Museum The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum rep resents more than a century of motorsports history and is driven by its mi ssion to celebrate and preserve the history behind the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and the Indianapolis 500. Since 1956 when the IMS Museum first op ened\, it has brought to life the innovation\, thrill\, and cultural signi ficance of motor racing at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. What began wit h only 12 cars on display has become one of the world’s premier collecti ons of racing automobiles and artifacts – with more than 55\,000 artifac ts and over 200 vehicles. The IMS Museum ignites curiosity\, sparks discov ery\, and embraces tradition. LAST-MODIFIED:20260902T001256Z URL:https://imsmuseum.org/event/victory-podium-4/2026-09-22/ X-SOURCE-NAME:IMS Museum X-SOURCE-URL:https://imsmuseum.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Golf Cart Tours DTSTART:20260923T133000Z DTEND:20260923T183000Z DTSTAMP:20260903T001358Z UID:10001686-1790155800-1790173800@imsmuseum.org CATEGORIES:sports DESCRIPTION:The new rotating exhibition chronicles Gordon’s life and career INDIANAPOLIS (June 29\, 2026) – Dive into NASCAR legend Jeff Go rdon’s life and legacy in “Jeff Gordon”\, Indianapolis Motor Speedwa y 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” an d “Setting the Pace”.  “Jeff Gordon” will explore Gordon’s rac ing timeline from his early roots driving quarter midgets\, racing sp rint cars as a teen\, to his unparalleled stock car career. Gordon i s a four-time NASCAR Cup Series champion (1995\, 1997\, 1998\, 2001)\, se cured 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 pr esident of curation and education. “We begin by highlighting his early  career\, growing up in Pittsboro\, Indiana\, and of course\, his un matched success here at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in the Brickyard 4 00.”   While the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum has spotlighted NA SCAR drivers and races over the years\, this is the first time it has cura ted an entire exhibition dedicated to a single NASCAR driver.    Thirte en cars from every era of his career will be on display\, from a 1985 s print car to Brickyard 400\, Daytona 500\, and Coca-Cola 600-winning stoc k cars with his iconic No. 24 rainbow and flame liveries. Never-befo re-displayed artifacts include:   His first-ever trophy from a bicycl e 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 ste ering wheel Gordon used when he swapped seats with Juan Pablo Montoya at the Speedway in 2003.   Over 70 of his helmets will be displayed a s art pieces on an eye-catching gallery wall. Additional artifacts inclu de rings\, trophies\, letters\, and jackets with significance to Gordon’ s life and career.   “I was incredibly honored when the Indianapolis M otor Speedway Museum reached out with the idea for this exhibit\,” said Gordon. “It is the largest collection of my personal memorabilia ever di splayed 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. Coun tless hours went into putting this exhibit together\, and I’m grateful to the IMS Museum team\, my family and Hendrick Motorsports for their c ontributions. Walking through the exhibit for the first time will be a tru ly special experience and bring back a lot of memories. I hope everyone en joys it as much as I will.”   “Jeff Gordon” is open until Febr uary 2027. The exhibit is included in Museum admission\, which can be p urchased 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 Ind ianapolis Motor Speedway Museum The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum rep resents more than a century of motorsports history and is driven by its mi ssion to celebrate and preserve the history behind the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and the Indianapolis 500. Since 1956 when the IMS Museum first op ened\, it has brought to life the innovation\, thrill\, and cultural signi ficance of motor racing at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. What began wit h only 12 cars on display has become one of the world’s premier collecti ons of racing automobiles and artifacts – with more than 55\,000 artifac ts and over 200 vehicles. The IMS Museum ignites curiosity\, sparks discov ery\, and embraces tradition. LAST-MODIFIED:20260903T001358Z URL:https://imsmuseum.org/event/golf-cart-tours-5/2026-09-23/ X-SOURCE-NAME:IMS Museum X-SOURCE-URL:https://imsmuseum.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Kiss the Bricks DTSTART:20260923T133000Z DTEND:20260923T200000Z DTSTAMP:20260903T001358Z UID:10001639-1790155800-1790179200@imsmuseum.org CATEGORIES:arts DESCRIPTION:The new rotating exhibition chronicles Gordon’s life and career INDIANAPOLIS (June 29\, 2026) – Dive into NASCAR legend Jeff Go rdon’s life and legacy in “Jeff Gordon”\, Indianapolis Motor Speedwa y 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” an d “Setting the Pace”.  “Jeff Gordon” will explore Gordon’s rac ing timeline from his early roots driving quarter midgets\, racing sp rint cars as a teen\, to his unparalleled stock car career. Gordon i s a four-time NASCAR Cup Series champion (1995\, 1997\, 1998\, 2001)\, se cured 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 pr esident of curation and education. “We begin by highlighting his early  career\, growing up in Pittsboro\, Indiana\, and of course\, his un matched success here at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in the Brickyard 4 00.”   While the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum has spotlighted NA SCAR drivers and races over the years\, this is the first time it has cura ted an entire exhibition dedicated to a single NASCAR driver.    Thirte en cars from every era of his career will be on display\, from a 1985 s print car to Brickyard 400\, Daytona 500\, and Coca-Cola 600-winning stoc k cars with his iconic No. 24 rainbow and flame liveries. Never-befo re-displayed artifacts include:   His first-ever trophy from a bicycl e 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 ste ering wheel Gordon used when he swapped seats with Juan Pablo Montoya at the Speedway in 2003.   Over 70 of his helmets will be displayed a s art pieces on an eye-catching gallery wall. Additional artifacts inclu de rings\, trophies\, letters\, and jackets with significance to Gordon’ s life and career.   “I was incredibly honored when the Indianapolis M otor Speedway Museum reached out with the idea for this exhibit\,” said Gordon. “It is the largest collection of my personal memorabilia ever di splayed 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. Coun tless hours went into putting this exhibit together\, and I’m grateful to the IMS Museum team\, my family and Hendrick Motorsports for their c ontributions. Walking through the exhibit for the first time will be a tru ly special experience and bring back a lot of memories. I hope everyone en joys it as much as I will.”   “Jeff Gordon” is open until Febr uary 2027. The exhibit is included in Museum admission\, which can be p urchased 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 Ind ianapolis Motor Speedway Museum The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum rep resents more than a century of motorsports history and is driven by its mi ssion to celebrate and preserve the history behind the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and the Indianapolis 500. Since 1956 when the IMS Museum first op ened\, it has brought to life the innovation\, thrill\, and cultural signi ficance of motor racing at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. What began wit h only 12 cars on display has become one of the world’s premier collecti ons of racing automobiles and artifacts – with more than 55\,000 artifac ts and over 200 vehicles. The IMS Museum ignites curiosity\, sparks discov ery\, and embraces tradition. LAST-MODIFIED:20260903T001358Z URL:https://imsmuseum.org/event/kiss-the-bricks-3/2026-09-23/ X-SOURCE-NAME:IMS Museum X-SOURCE-URL:https://imsmuseum.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Golf Cart Tours DTSTART:20260924T133000Z DTEND:20260924T183000Z DTSTAMP:20260904T001319Z UID:10001687-1790242200-1790260200@imsmuseum.org CATEGORIES:sports DESCRIPTION:The new rotating exhibition chronicles Gordon’s life and career INDIANAPOLIS (June 29\, 2026) – Dive into NASCAR legend Jeff Go rdon’s life and legacy in “Jeff Gordon”\, Indianapolis Motor Speedwa y 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” an d “Setting the Pace”.  “Jeff Gordon” will explore Gordon’s rac ing timeline from his early roots driving quarter midgets\, racing sp rint cars as a teen\, to his unparalleled stock car career. Gordon i s a four-time NASCAR Cup Series champion (1995\, 1997\, 1998\, 2001)\, se cured 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 pr esident of curation and education. “We begin by highlighting his early  career\, growing up in Pittsboro\, Indiana\, and of course\, his un matched success here at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in the Brickyard 4 00.”   While the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum has spotlighted NA SCAR drivers and races over the years\, this is the first time it has cura ted an entire exhibition dedicated to a single NASCAR driver.    Thirte en cars from every era of his career will be on display\, from a 1985 s print car to Brickyard 400\, Daytona 500\, and Coca-Cola 600-winning stoc k cars with his iconic No. 24 rainbow and flame liveries. Never-befo re-displayed artifacts include:   His first-ever trophy from a bicycl e 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 ste ering wheel Gordon used when he swapped seats with Juan Pablo Montoya at the Speedway in 2003.   Over 70 of his helmets will be displayed a s art pieces on an eye-catching gallery wall. Additional artifacts inclu de rings\, trophies\, letters\, and jackets with significance to Gordon’ s life and career.   “I was incredibly honored when the Indianapolis M otor Speedway Museum reached out with the idea for this exhibit\,” said Gordon. “It is the largest collection of my personal memorabilia ever di splayed 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. Coun tless hours went into putting this exhibit together\, and I’m grateful to the IMS Museum team\, my family and Hendrick Motorsports for their c ontributions. Walking through the exhibit for the first time will be a tru ly special experience and bring back a lot of memories. I hope everyone en joys it as much as I will.”   “Jeff Gordon” is open until Febr uary 2027. The exhibit is included in Museum admission\, which can be p urchased 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 Ind ianapolis Motor Speedway Museum The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum rep resents more than a century of motorsports history and is driven by its mi ssion to celebrate and preserve the history behind the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and the Indianapolis 500. Since 1956 when the IMS Museum first op ened\, it has brought to life the innovation\, thrill\, and cultural signi ficance of motor racing at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. What began wit h only 12 cars on display has become one of the world’s premier collecti ons of racing automobiles and artifacts – with more than 55\,000 artifac ts and over 200 vehicles. The IMS Museum ignites curiosity\, sparks discov ery\, and embraces tradition. LAST-MODIFIED:20260904T001319Z URL:https://imsmuseum.org/event/golf-cart-tours-5/2026-09-24/ X-SOURCE-NAME:IMS Museum X-SOURCE-URL:https://imsmuseum.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Victory Podium DTSTART:20260924T133000Z DTEND:20260924T200000Z DTSTAMP:20260904T001319Z UID:10001550-1790242200-1790265600@imsmuseum.org CATEGORIES:arts DESCRIPTION:The new rotating exhibition chronicles Gordon’s life and career INDIANAPOLIS (June 29\, 2026) – Dive into NASCAR legend Jeff Go rdon’s life and legacy in “Jeff Gordon”\, Indianapolis Motor Speedwa y 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” an d “Setting the Pace”.  “Jeff Gordon” will explore Gordon’s rac ing timeline from his early roots driving quarter midgets\, racing sp rint cars as a teen\, to his unparalleled stock car career. Gordon i s a four-time NASCAR Cup Series champion (1995\, 1997\, 1998\, 2001)\, se cured 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 pr esident of curation and education. “We begin by highlighting his early  career\, growing up in Pittsboro\, Indiana\, and of course\, his un matched success here at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in the Brickyard 4 00.”   While the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum has spotlighted NA SCAR drivers and races over the years\, this is the first time it has cura ted an entire exhibition dedicated to a single NASCAR driver.    Thirte en cars from every era of his career will be on display\, from a 1985 s print car to Brickyard 400\, Daytona 500\, and Coca-Cola 600-winning stoc k cars with his iconic No. 24 rainbow and flame liveries. Never-befo re-displayed artifacts include:   His first-ever trophy from a bicycl e 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 ste ering wheel Gordon used when he swapped seats with Juan Pablo Montoya at the Speedway in 2003.   Over 70 of his helmets will be displayed a s art pieces on an eye-catching gallery wall. Additional artifacts inclu de rings\, trophies\, letters\, and jackets with significance to Gordon’ s life and career.   “I was incredibly honored when the Indianapolis M otor Speedway Museum reached out with the idea for this exhibit\,” said Gordon. “It is the largest collection of my personal memorabilia ever di splayed 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. Coun tless hours went into putting this exhibit together\, and I’m grateful to the IMS Museum team\, my family and Hendrick Motorsports for their c ontributions. Walking through the exhibit for the first time will be a tru ly special experience and bring back a lot of memories. I hope everyone en joys it as much as I will.”   “Jeff Gordon” is open until Febr uary 2027. The exhibit is included in Museum admission\, which can be p urchased 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 Ind ianapolis Motor Speedway Museum The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum rep resents more than a century of motorsports history and is driven by its mi ssion to celebrate and preserve the history behind the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and the Indianapolis 500. Since 1956 when the IMS Museum first op ened\, it has brought to life the innovation\, thrill\, and cultural signi ficance of motor racing at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. What began wit h only 12 cars on display has become one of the world’s premier collecti ons of racing automobiles and artifacts – with more than 55\,000 artifac ts and over 200 vehicles. The IMS Museum ignites curiosity\, sparks discov ery\, and embraces tradition. LAST-MODIFIED:20260904T001319Z URL:https://imsmuseum.org/event/victory-podium-4/2026-09-24/ X-SOURCE-NAME:IMS Museum X-SOURCE-URL:https://imsmuseum.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Golf Cart Tours DTSTART:20260925T133000Z DTEND:20260925T183000Z DTSTAMP:20260904T001319Z UID:10001688-1790328600-1790346600@imsmuseum.org CATEGORIES:sports DESCRIPTION:The new rotating exhibition chronicles Gordon’s life and career INDIANAPOLIS (June 29\, 2026) – Dive into NASCAR legend Jeff Go rdon’s life and legacy in “Jeff Gordon”\, Indianapolis Motor Speedwa y 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” an d “Setting the Pace”.  “Jeff Gordon” will explore Gordon’s rac ing timeline from his early roots driving quarter midgets\, racing sp rint cars as a teen\, to his unparalleled stock car career. Gordon i s a four-time NASCAR Cup Series champion (1995\, 1997\, 1998\, 2001)\, se cured 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 pr esident of curation and education. “We begin by highlighting his early  career\, growing up in Pittsboro\, Indiana\, and of course\, his un matched success here at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in the Brickyard 4 00.”   While the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum has spotlighted NA SCAR drivers and races over the years\, this is the first time it has cura ted an entire exhibition dedicated to a single NASCAR driver.    Thirte en cars from every era of his career will be on display\, from a 1985 s print car to Brickyard 400\, Daytona 500\, and Coca-Cola 600-winning stoc k cars with his iconic No. 24 rainbow and flame liveries. Never-befo re-displayed artifacts include:   His first-ever trophy from a bicycl e 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 ste ering wheel Gordon used when he swapped seats with Juan Pablo Montoya at the Speedway in 2003.   Over 70 of his helmets will be displayed a s art pieces on an eye-catching gallery wall. Additional artifacts inclu de rings\, trophies\, letters\, and jackets with significance to Gordon’ s life and career.   “I was incredibly honored when the Indianapolis M otor Speedway Museum reached out with the idea for this exhibit\,” said Gordon. “It is the largest collection of my personal memorabilia ever di splayed 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. Coun tless hours went into putting this exhibit together\, and I’m grateful to the IMS Museum team\, my family and Hendrick Motorsports for their c ontributions. Walking through the exhibit for the first time will be a tru ly special experience and bring back a lot of memories. I hope everyone en joys it as much as I will.”   “Jeff Gordon” is open until Febr uary 2027. The exhibit is included in Museum admission\, which can be p urchased 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 Ind ianapolis Motor Speedway Museum The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum rep resents more than a century of motorsports history and is driven by its mi ssion to celebrate and preserve the history behind the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and the Indianapolis 500. Since 1956 when the IMS Museum first op ened\, it has brought to life the innovation\, thrill\, and cultural signi ficance of motor racing at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. What began wit h only 12 cars on display has become one of the world’s premier collecti ons of racing automobiles and artifacts – with more than 55\,000 artifac ts and over 200 vehicles. The IMS Museum ignites curiosity\, sparks discov ery\, and embraces tradition. LAST-MODIFIED:20260904T001319Z URL:https://imsmuseum.org/event/golf-cart-tours-5/2026-09-25/ X-SOURCE-NAME:IMS Museum X-SOURCE-URL:https://imsmuseum.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Victory Podium DTSTART:20260925T133000Z DTEND:20260925T200000Z DTSTAMP:20260905T001312Z UID:10001551-1790328600-1790352000@imsmuseum.org CATEGORIES:arts DESCRIPTION:The new rotating exhibition chronicles Gordon’s life and career INDIANAPOLIS (June 29\, 2026) – Dive into NASCAR legend Jeff Go rdon’s life and legacy in “Jeff Gordon”\, Indianapolis Motor Speedwa y 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” an d “Setting the Pace”.  “Jeff Gordon” will explore Gordon’s rac ing timeline from his early roots driving quarter midgets\, racing sp rint cars as a teen\, to his unparalleled stock car career. Gordon i s a four-time NASCAR Cup Series champion (1995\, 1997\, 1998\, 2001)\, se cured 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 pr esident of curation and education. “We begin by highlighting his early  career\, growing up in Pittsboro\, Indiana\, and of course\, his un matched success here at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in the Brickyard 4 00.”   While the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum has spotlighted NA SCAR drivers and races over the years\, this is the first time it has cura ted an entire exhibition dedicated to a single NASCAR driver.    Thirte en cars from every era of his career will be on display\, from a 1985 s print car to Brickyard 400\, Daytona 500\, and Coca-Cola 600-winning stoc k cars with his iconic No. 24 rainbow and flame liveries. Never-befo re-displayed artifacts include:   His first-ever trophy from a bicycl e 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 ste ering wheel Gordon used when he swapped seats with Juan Pablo Montoya at the Speedway in 2003.   Over 70 of his helmets will be displayed a s art pieces on an eye-catching gallery wall. Additional artifacts inclu de rings\, trophies\, letters\, and jackets with significance to Gordon’ s life and career.   “I was incredibly honored when the Indianapolis M otor Speedway Museum reached out with the idea for this exhibit\,” said Gordon. “It is the largest collection of my personal memorabilia ever di splayed 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. Coun tless hours went into putting this exhibit together\, and I’m grateful to the IMS Museum team\, my family and Hendrick Motorsports for their c ontributions. Walking through the exhibit for the first time will be a tru ly special experience and bring back a lot of memories. I hope everyone en joys it as much as I will.”   “Jeff Gordon” is open until Febr uary 2027. The exhibit is included in Museum admission\, which can be p urchased 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 Ind ianapolis Motor Speedway Museum The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum rep resents more than a century of motorsports history and is driven by its mi ssion to celebrate and preserve the history behind the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and the Indianapolis 500. Since 1956 when the IMS Museum first op ened\, it has brought to life the innovation\, thrill\, and cultural signi ficance of motor racing at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. What began wit h only 12 cars on display has become one of the world’s premier collecti ons of racing automobiles and artifacts – with more than 55\,000 artifac ts and over 200 vehicles. The IMS Museum ignites curiosity\, sparks discov ery\, and embraces tradition. LAST-MODIFIED:20260905T001312Z URL:https://imsmuseum.org/event/victory-podium-4/2026-09-25/ X-SOURCE-NAME:IMS Museum X-SOURCE-URL:https://imsmuseum.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Ford Wilson Race of Champions DTSTART:20260926T130000Z DTEND:20260926T180000Z DTSTAMP:20260905T001312Z UID:10001796-1790413200-1790431200@imsmuseum.org CATEGORIES:arts DESCRIPTION:The new rotating exhibition chronicles Gordon’s life and career INDIANAPOLIS (June 29\, 2026) – Dive into NASCAR legend Jeff Go rdon’s life and legacy in “Jeff Gordon”\, Indianapolis Motor Speedwa y 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” an d “Setting the Pace”.  “Jeff Gordon” will explore Gordon’s rac ing timeline from his early roots driving quarter midgets\, racing sp rint cars as a teen\, to his unparalleled stock car career. Gordon i s a four-time NASCAR Cup Series champion (1995\, 1997\, 1998\, 2001)\, se cured 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 pr esident of curation and education. “We begin by highlighting his early  career\, growing up in Pittsboro\, Indiana\, and of course\, his un matched success here at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in the Brickyard 4 00.”   While the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum has spotlighted NA SCAR drivers and races over the years\, this is the first time it has cura ted an entire exhibition dedicated to a single NASCAR driver.    Thirte en cars from every era of his career will be on display\, from a 1985 s print car to Brickyard 400\, Daytona 500\, and Coca-Cola 600-winning stoc k cars with his iconic No. 24 rainbow and flame liveries. Never-befo re-displayed artifacts include:   His first-ever trophy from a bicycl e 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 ste ering wheel Gordon used when he swapped seats with Juan Pablo Montoya at the Speedway in 2003.   Over 70 of his helmets will be displayed a s art pieces on an eye-catching gallery wall. Additional artifacts inclu de rings\, trophies\, letters\, and jackets with significance to Gordon’ s life and career.   “I was incredibly honored when the Indianapolis M otor Speedway Museum reached out with the idea for this exhibit\,” said Gordon. “It is the largest collection of my personal memorabilia ever di splayed 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. Coun tless hours went into putting this exhibit together\, and I’m grateful to the IMS Museum team\, my family and Hendrick Motorsports for their c ontributions. Walking through the exhibit for the first time will be a tru ly special experience and bring back a lot of memories. I hope everyone en joys it as much as I will.”   “Jeff Gordon” is open until Febr uary 2027. The exhibit is included in Museum admission\, which can be p urchased 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 Ind ianapolis Motor Speedway Museum The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum rep resents more than a century of motorsports history and is driven by its mi ssion to celebrate and preserve the history behind the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and the Indianapolis 500. Since 1956 when the IMS Museum first op ened\, it has brought to life the innovation\, thrill\, and cultural signi ficance of motor racing at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. What began wit h only 12 cars on display has become one of the world’s premier collecti ons of racing automobiles and artifacts – with more than 55\,000 artifac ts and over 200 vehicles. The IMS Museum ignites curiosity\, sparks discov ery\, and embraces tradition. LAST-MODIFIED:20260905T001312Z LOCATION:Wilbur Shaw Memorial Soap Box Derby Hill\, 2010 W. 30th St\, Indi anapolis\, IN\, 46222\, United States URL:https://imsmuseum.org/event/raceofchampions2026/ X-SOURCE-NAME:IMS Museum X-SOURCE-URL:https://imsmuseum.org END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR