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Summer Rewind: What To Expect At This Weekend’s Indy 500
Watchonista is no stranger to The Greatest Spectacle in Racing.
This weekend in Indianapolis, Indiana, IndyCar will run the 105th edition of the Indianapolis 500. Thirty-three drivers from all walks of life are slated to test their mettle in the 200-lap race around the iconic 2.5-mile Indianapolis Motor Speedway oval.
TAG Heuer has been the official timekeeper and scorer of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway (IMS) since 2004. The brand can be found atop the emblematic IMS pagoda and at the start/finish line, where drivers will pass over the infamous “yard of bricks.”
Watchonista has covered the race extensively, including in-depth coverage during the 102nd running of the Indy 500. We’ve also taken a detailed look at the history of the race and its connection to timekeeping. Every year, TAG Heuer releases limited edition Indy 500 timepieces, which delight fans and IndyCar diehards. Heck, we’ve even interviewed actor and former TAG Heuer ambassador Chris Hemsworth trackside!
Discover Watchonista’s Indy 500 Coverage
Click the links below to discover a curated selection of articles to get you up to speed for the Indy 500!
In-Depth: The History of the Indy 500 and TAG Heuer’s Racing Legacy
Race Report: The Sights and Sounds of the 102nd Indy 500
Brickyard Bound: TAG Heuer Releases New Indy 500 Novelties (Hands-On)
TAG Heuer Unveils A Brickyard Themed Timepiece For The 104th Edition Of The Indy 500
Non-TAG Heuer Coverage
"This Watch Went Through Hell!" F1 And IndyCar Legend Mario Andretti Talks Racing And Watches
Hélio Castroneves Talks Racing, Watches, And His New Super Car Club
Talking Racing And Watches With F1 Driver Turned Watchmaker Stefan Johansson
Talking Audemars Piguet, Ducati Motorbikes, And Racing With IndyCar Driver Graham Rahal
How To Watch
The 2021 Indianapolis 500 will be broadcast in America on NBCSN starting at 9 a.m. EDT with the green flag slated to drop at 12:45 p.m. EDT. Watchonista will be on-site at the race, so be sure to follow us on Instagram as we bring you our favorite moments!
Learn more about TAG Heuer’s participation in the Indy 500 at the brand’s website.
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