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The Indianapolis 500 event and its associated facility generate over $1 billion in economic impact for the state of Indiana.
In 2025, the Indianapolis 500 was the most-watched motorsport event in America, surpassing the Daytona 500 for the first time since the early 2000s.
Fox acquired a one-third minority ownership stake in Penske Entertainment, the parent company of IndyCar and the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
The Golden State Valkyries are the first women's sports franchise in history to be valued at $1 billion.
The grandstands for the 110th running of the Indianapolis 500 have sold out, with over 350,000 people expected to be on the property on race day.
The Indianapolis 500 grandstands sold out for the second consecutive year, a milestone not achieved between 2016 and the previous year.
IndyCar's television ratings in 2025 were significantly up across the board compared to previous years.
IndyCar's television ratings in the 18-34 age demographic were significantly better in 2025, a key area of growth for the sport.
IndyCar's television ratings are up almost 30% going into the current year's Indianapolis 500.
IndyCar President Doug Bowles believes that while Penske Entertainment excels at operations, it is not great at marketing, a weakness the partnership with Fox is intended to address.
e.l.f. Cosmetics was the first beauty brand to sponsor a car in major auto racing, including open-wheel and NASCAR events.
Only 8% of the Golden State Valkyries' 12,000 season ticket holders are also season ticket holders for the Golden State Warriors.