Officials anticipate reserved grandstand tickets for the 109th running of the Indianapolis 500 will sell out, Penske Entertainment and Indianapolis Motor Speedway announced today. That means the broadcast blackout has been lifted, and those in Central Indiana can watch the race live on television. Read more about the decision below.

The Indianapolis Motor Speedway is preparing for a potentially record-breaking Indianapolis 500 in 2025, with over 350,000 attendees expected to attend, and has made significant improvements to its concession stands and other facilities to enhance the fan experience.

Cars receive a turbocharger boost to replicate qualifying setups on Saturday and Sunday, May 17-18. Speeds will rise from previous practice days.