"Indiana has had a major impact on the sport of racing throughout its history, and The Motorsports Circuit IN Indiana microsite tells this story," said Lt. Gov. Crouch, Indiana?s Secretary of Agriculture and Rural Development. "Not only does it include educational material about our racing history, it brings every aspect of racing to the forefront including races, events, storied racetracks, memorials, traditions and more."

This web-based experience will put all things racing IN Indiana at your fingertips. Discover why Indiana's motorsports culture is a prominent aspect of the state's identity and experience Indiana's passion for racing yourself at one of the many events throughout the year. From some of the most prestigious racing events in the world hosted in Indianapolis, dubbed the Racing Capital of the World, to grassroots dirt tracks and even boat races, Indiana offers a diverse range of racing experiences that cater to enthusiasts of all kinds.

"Racing is a part of the Hoosier state that dates back over 100 years and has played a pivotal role in shaping our communities," said Elaine Bedel, IDDC Secretary and Chief Executive Officer. "We want to put this history on display, while also giving users access to present day attractions and events that they can visit themselves."

The launch of the microsite is just in time for the 108th running of the Indianapolis 500, Sunday, May 26. The webpage will serve as a tribute to the pioneers, drivers and fans who have made Indiana a cornerstone of motorsports excellence. From the roar of engines to the triumph of victory, "The Motorsports Circuit IN Indiana" captures the essence of speed, passion and the racing Hoosier spirit.

"The Indianapolis Motor Speedway is proud to be a hub for Indiana's racing traditions and to partner with IDDC in celebration of our state's racing heritage," said J. Douglas Boles, Indianapolis Motor Speedway President. "The Motorsports Circuit IN Indiana compiles this legacy for both residents and visitors to experience."