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Life In Speedway, Indiana

The Capital of Global Motorsport: Speedway residents are heirs to a century old racing empire. Classic midcentury brick bungalows intermingle with the advanced engineering facilities and raw horsepower that drive the modern racing industry. As an independent municipality surrounded by Indianapolis, the town offers accessible property values and a highly walkable commercial corridor. Leisure time is spent grabbing legendary yeast donuts for cash only at Long's Bakery, eating...

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The IndyCar Ecosystem

IndyCar engineering and historic manufacturing drive a robust local economy

Vibrant motorsport event with speeding cars, excited crowd, and a professional backdrop, capturing the thrill and energy.

Indianapolis Motor Speedway

Hosting the largest single day sporting event in the world, this 2.5 mile oval dictates the rhythm of the town. Millions flock here every May for the Indianapolis 500, but residents experience the track year round. The massive facility also serves as a daily testing ground for automotive innovation and houses the extensive IMS Museum.

Learn more about IMS

Events, Community, Things to Do, Arts & Culture

Aerial view of a lush golf course, serene pond, and stadium, blending sports excitement with nature's tranquility.

Brickyard Crossing Golf Course

Designed by renowned architect Pete Dye, this 18 hole championship golf course features a layout unlike any other in the world. Four of the holes are situated strictly inside the infield of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, requiring players to cross the actual racing surface to complete their round. The pristine greens and fairways provide residents with a premium public course that regularly hosts professional PGA and LPGA tournaments.

Learn more about Brickyard Crossing

Things to Do, Outdoors

Red race car displayed in a bright glass space, surrounded by greenery, evoking excitement and admiration for automotive engineering.

Dallara IndyCar Factory

Every chassis currently used in the NTT IndyCar Series is produced at this cutting edge engineering facility located directly on Main Street. The factory serves as both a manufacturing hub and an interactive visitor center where the public can explore the science behind aerodynamic design and get behind the wheel of a professional racing simulator.

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Things to Do, Lifestyle, Arts & Culture

A sleek red race car in a modern glass space, surrounded by greenery, evokes excitement and innovation in motorsport.

Allison Transmission

Founded in 1915 by James A. Allison, one of the original founders of the Speedway itself, this company remains a cornerstone of the local economy. Headquartered right on the edge of town, Allison Transmission operates as the largest global manufacturer of fully automatic transmissions for medium and heavy duty commercial vehicles.

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Arts & Culture, Things to Do

Indianapolis Motor Speedway

Hosting the largest single day sporting event in the world, this 2.5 mile oval dictates the rhythm of the town. Millions flock here every May for the Indianapolis 500, but residents experience the track year round. The massive facility also serves as a daily testing ground for automotive innovation and houses the extensive IMS Museum.

Learn more about IMS

Events, Community, Things to Do, Arts & Culture

Brickyard Crossing Golf Course

Designed by renowned architect Pete Dye, this 18 hole championship golf course features a layout unlike any other in the world. Four of the holes are situated strictly inside the infield of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, requiring players to cross the actual racing surface to complete their round. The pristine greens and fairways provide residents with a premium public course that regularly hosts professional PGA and LPGA tournaments.

Learn more about Brickyard Crossing

Things to Do, Outdoors

Dallara IndyCar Factory

Every chassis currently used in the NTT IndyCar Series is produced at this cutting edge engineering facility located directly on Main Street. The factory serves as both a manufacturing hub and an interactive visitor center where the public can explore the science behind aerodynamic design and get behind the wheel of a professional racing simulator.

Learn more about Dallara

Things to Do, Lifestyle, Arts & Culture

Allison Transmission

Founded in 1915 by James A. Allison, one of the original founders of the Speedway itself, this company remains a cornerstone of the local economy. Headquartered right on the edge of town, Allison Transmission operates as the largest global manufacturer of fully automatic transmissions for medium and heavy duty commercial vehicles.

Learn more about Allison Transmission and career opportunities

Arts & Culture, Things to Do

Awards & Press

Speedway Senior High School #1 in Niche Standout High Schools in Indiana

Niche

Indy 500 Selected USA Today 10Best Readers' Choice for "Best Motorsports Race"

USA Today

2016 Monumental Award

Indy Chamber

Main Street restaurants cater to drivers and race fans alike

Main Street Pit Stops

Cozy restaurant "Dawson's on Main" features a welcoming exterior and lively diners, evoking warmth and community connection.

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Living in the Shadow of the Pagoda

Neighborhoods & Daily Life

A tranquil residential street with colorful houses, lush lawns, and trees evokes nostalgia and comfort in a serene setting.

Historic Old Speedway Neighborhood

Development of the residential streets immediately south of the track began in the 1920s to house workers for the growing automotive industry. Today, these tree lined blocks are filled with meticulously maintained Craftsman and Tudor style bungalows that offer historic character within walking distance of Main Street.

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Speedway Public Schools

Operating entirely independent from the surrounding Indianapolis Public Schools system, the Speedway school district serves the immediate municipality. The district consistently receives high marks for academic performance and maintains a tight knit community environment where Friday night sporting events serve as major local gatherings.

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Housing, Schools

Outdoor scene with cyclists, pedestrians, and people socializing near a bridge in a bright, lush, and inviting setting.

The B&O Trail

Constructed along the former Baltimore and Ohio Railroad corridor, this paved multi use trail provides a dedicated pathway for cyclists and pedestrians. The Speedway section of the trail connects residential neighborhoods directly to the commercial district and continues expanding to link up with the broader regional trail network.

Run, bike, or walk the B&O Trail

Community, Outdoors, Things to Do

Speedway Public Library

Serving as a central educational hub since its founding, the local library provides residents with extensive digital resources, community meeting spaces, and regular programming. The facility hosts everything from early childhood literacy events to historical lectures detailing the rich automotive history of the town.

Visit the Speedway Library

Community, Things to Do, Schools

Historic Old Speedway Neighborhood

Development of the residential streets immediately south of the track began in the 1920s to house workers for the growing automotive industry. Today, these tree lined blocks are filled with meticulously maintained Craftsman and Tudor style bungalows that offer historic character within walking distance of Main Street.

Learn more about the Town of Speedway

Housing

Speedway Public Schools

Operating entirely independent from the surrounding Indianapolis Public Schools system, the Speedway school district serves the immediate municipality. The district consistently receives high marks for academic performance and maintains a tight knit community environment where Friday night sporting events serve as major local gatherings.

Learn more about Speedway Schools

Housing, Schools

The B&O Trail

Constructed along the former Baltimore and Ohio Railroad corridor, this paved multi use trail provides a dedicated pathway for cyclists and pedestrians. The Speedway section of the trail connects residential neighborhoods directly to the commercial district and continues expanding to link up with the broader regional trail network.

Run, bike, or walk the B&O Trail

Community, Outdoors, Things to Do

Speedway Public Library

Serving as a central educational hub since its founding, the local library provides residents with extensive digital resources, community meeting spaces, and regular programming. The facility hosts everything from early childhood literacy events to historical lectures detailing the rich automotive history of the town.

Visit the Speedway Library

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Brickyard Crossing Golf Course

Designed by renowned architect Pete Dye, this 18 hole championship golf course features a layout unlike any other in the world. Four of the holes are situated strictly inside the infield of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, requiring players to cross the actual racing surface to complete their round. The pristine greens and fairways provide residents with a premium public course that regularly hosts professional PGA and LPGA tournaments.

Learn more about Brickyard Crossing

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Indianapolis Motor Speedway

Hosting the largest single day sporting event in the world, this 2.5 mile oval dictates the rhythm of the town. Millions flock here every May for the Indianapolis 500, but residents experience the track year round. The massive facility also serves as a daily testing ground for automotive innovation and houses the extensive IMS Museum.

Learn more about IMS

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