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 Inside INdiana Business is the statewide leader for Indiana business news. Every week, we spotlight the top business news stories, highlight new companies and emerging technology and feature exclusive interviews with the biggest names in Indiana business.All Rights Reserved Politique et gouvernement
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  • The Economics of Speed City: Dallara, Helio Castroneves, and Indiana's $3B Motorsports Industry

    The Economics of Speed City: Dallara, Helio Castroneves, and Indiana's $3B Motorsports Industry
    May 17 2026
    Indiana's motorsports industry generates nearly $3 billion annually for the state economy, and the companies, drivers, and innovators behind that number are the focus of this week's Business at the Brickyard coverage from Dallara USA's headquarters in Speedway. Stefano DePonti, CEO of Dallara USA, explains how the Italian chassis manufacturer has expanded its only facility outside Italy since opening in Speedway in 2012, taking on production across IndyCar, NASCAR, IMSA, and defense and aerospace projects. He also addresses how tariffs have accelerated the shift of manufacturing to Indiana, and how a partnership with Purdue University's motorsports engineering program is bridging the gap between academic curriculum and industry demands. IBJ Media podcaster and Indianapolis Motor Speedway voice Dave Calabro sits down with four-time Indianapolis 500 winner Helio Castroneves, who at 51 is chasing an unprecedented fifth victory. Castroneves reflects on his 2009 federal tax evasion trial, his acquittal, and how returning to racing that same year reinvigorated his career. Also covered: Lafayette-based Tactile Engineering and its Cadence Tactile Tablet, a Purdue University startup device that allows blind and visually impaired fans to feel live race action through real-time telemetry data. Plus, 2022 Indianapolis 500 champion Marcus Ericsson on nutrition and race preparation, the Wilshaw Hotel's uncertain fate across from the Speedway, and Indiana business headlines including a Corteva headquarters decision and a new Duke Energy project in Vermillion County. #IndyCar #Indy500 #InsideIndianaBusiness
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    31 min
  • IndyCar's $2.75B Economic Impact: Mark Miles, Tony Kanaan & Conor Daly

    IndyCar's $2.75B Economic Impact: Mark Miles, Tony Kanaan & Conor Daly
    May 10 2026
    Indiana's motorsports industry generates more than $2.75 billion in economic impact and supports roughly 11,300 full-time jobs, according to a Performance Racing Industry study. This edition of Inside Indiana Business, recorded at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, examines the business forces behind that figure. Mark Miles, CEO of IndyCar and Penske Entertainment, details the series' 44% television viewership increase through the first five races of the 2025 season, its collaboration with Jerry Jones and the Dallas Cowboys on a new street race in Arlington, Texas, and the path toward competing with NASCAR and Formula 1 for broadcast revenue by around 2030. Fox Sports, which owns a one-third stake in the series beyond its broadcast rights, plays a central role in that strategy. Rollie Helmling, motorsports director for the Indiana Economic Development Corporation, breaks down the roughly 700,000 square feet of new racing facility construction in the Indianapolis metropolitan area in recent years, from TWG Motorsports' Cadillac Formula 1 operation in Fishers to McLaren's renovated IndyCar shop. He also outlines the full calendar of major motorsports events that make Indiana a global hub alongside Charlotte and the U.K.'s Motorsport Valley. Noblesville native Conor Daly, preparing for his 13th Indianapolis 500, discusses what keeps him motivated. Tony Kanaan, the 2013 Indy 500 champion now serving as team principal at Arrow McLaren, explains how the physical and mental disciplines he developed as a driver shape how he leads a 130-person organization. Also covered: Eli Lilly's additional $4.5 billion investment in its Lebanon, Indiana manufacturing campus, on the company's 150th anniversary. Inside Indiana Business is hosted by Gerry Dick and produced by IBJ Media.
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    31 min
  • Doug Boles, Arrow McLaren & Indy 500 Business Impact

    Doug Boles, Arrow McLaren & Indy 500 Business Impact
    May 3 2026
    The Indianapolis Motor Speedway generates more than $1 billion annually in economic activity, and the broader Indiana motorsports industry supports an estimated 40,000 jobs. Indianapolis Motor Speedway and IndyCar President Doug Boles discusses the upcoming Indy 500 sellout, a $6.5 million audio upgrade, and the new Dallara-built IndyCar chassis arriving for the 2028 season, along with a new 3D scanning facility for technical inspections.Arrow McLaren's head of human performance, Ryan Harber, explains how he is transforming mechanics into athletes at the team's brand new Indianapolis racing center, with mandatory fitness training, mock pit stop practice five days a week, and a focus on mental resilience under race-day pressure.Dave Calabro, in his 41st year as voice of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, breaks down what makes reigning Indy 500 champion Alex Palou a potential generational talent. Also covered: Blake Shelton's Ole Red venue coming to downtown Indianapolis, Governor Mike Braun's INAI artificial intelligence initiative, a $150 million cancer center planned for Evansville, and the IMS Museum's first year after its $60.5 million renovation.Inside Indiana Business airs throughout May for its annual Business at the Brickyard series, examining motorsports' role in the Hoosier economy.
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    25 min
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