We are just a few days away from race month and the Indiana Historical Society partnered with IMS to host an event celebrating the history of the Indy 500.
Guests were able to run toy cars on a model track made of different materials. Each material was what the Speedway track was made out of at one point. The objective was to see which materials work best and how it affected the cars.They were able to build on top of cars with building blocks and send them down the track to see if they could make an aerodynamic car.
Legendary broadcaster Paul Page was there to talk about his book, “Hello, I’m Paul Page: It’s Race Day in Indianapolis.” “At HIS, we call ourselves Indiana’s storytellers and as a storyteller, Paul Page is one of the best,” Casey Terry, Manager of Engagement at HIS, said.For more information on IHS, click here.
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