Though a few Indy 500 grandstand tickets still remain, IMS expects to sell them out, which is great news for local fans wanting to watch on TV.

The Indianapolis 500 is expected to be sold out and the local blackout will be lifted so fans in the area unable to attend can watch it live.

With an expected audience of 350,000 for the 109th running of the Indianapolis 500 on May 25th, Indianapolis Motor Speedway officials have declared the race to be a sellout, the first time since the historic 100th anniversary of the race in 2015.

NASCAR star Kyle Larson has crashed for the second time in the lead-up to the Indianapolis 500. He lost control of his Arrow McLaren entry on Friday and hit the wall in the final practice session before this weekend’s qualifying runs.

Larson was on just his third lap Friday when his car suddenly snapped around entering Turn 3 and crushed the nose into the outside wall.

Despite Kyle Larson's second crash at IMS this year, he's unfazed as he prepares for another double attempt at the Indy 500 and Coca-Cola 600.