If you’re attending or watching the Indy 500, you might run into some star power. Here’s who has been spotted at the track today for the Indianapolis 500.
Milo Ventimiglia
Milo Ventimiglia got to do a “test drive” with Conor Daly on Saturday, he shared on Twitter.
See, this is what happens when you driven by the driver,” Ventimiglia said. “I will be your Uber for today,” Daly joked, driving the golf cart. “Five stars.”
The Emmy-nominated ‘This is Us’ actor was tapped to wave the green flag Sunday to mark the start of the race.
David Letterman
The co-owner of the Rahal Letterman Lanigan team was out supporting his drivers, including last year’s winner Takuma Sato.
Larry Bird
Hoosier legend and former Pacer Larry Bird wished drivers good luck before the race. The Pacers joked, “Luckily for the field, Larry is sitting this one out.”
Justin Holliday
The Indiana Pacers player posed for photos at the track Sunday.
Tom Allen
The Indiana University head football coach posed with racing legend A.J. Foyt.
Danica Patrick
Lyn St. James
The former race car driver spoke to the Paretta Autosport crew and team owner Beth Paretta this morning.
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Titus O’Neil
Roger Penske
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Jimmie Allen
Josh Richards & Griffin Johnson
TikTok influencers Josh Richards and Griffin Johnson brought their millions of followers along to the Indy 500. “Anyone wanna race?” Richards said in a TikTok video shot from the track.
Gov. Eric Holcomb
Holcomb was spotted at the track, the same place where he was vaccinated months ago. “Revved up to be here,” he tweeted Sunday. This week, he also joined the 500 festival’s Gold Star Ceremony to honor veterans for memorial day.
Rep. Greg Pence
The Indiana 6th district representative posted a picture at the track today, tweeting “Happy race day, Hoosiers!
Mike Pence
The former vice president announced he will attend the race, though he was not pictured with his brother.
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Contact IndyStar reporter Rashika Jaipuriar at rjaipuriar@gannett.com and follow her on Twitter @rashikajpr.
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