What to see in United States

Indianapolis Motor Speedway

Located in the heart of Speedway, a small town within the Indianapolis metropolitan area, the Indianapolis Motor Speedway is much more than a racetrack—it's a living legend of motorsports. With a seating capacity of over 250,000—and more than 400,000 when including infield areas—it holds the title of the largest sports venue in the world. Since its opening in 1909, it has been the epicenter of speed in the United States, hosting iconic events like the Indianapolis 500, a centerpiece of the prestigious IndyCar Series calendar.In addition to its 2.5-mile oval track, the venue is home to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum, where visitors can explore a unique collection of historic race cars and trophies from the famed race. A fun fact: the tradition of the Indianapolis 500 winner drinking a bottle of milk began in 1936, when Louis Meyer requested milk after his victory. Since then, it has become a sacred podium ritual. This place resonates not only with the roar of engines but also with over a century of history, innovation, and passion for speed.