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And Alex Palou snakes
around Marcus Ericsson.

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In Indiana, speed is more than sport.

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It's an engine for the economy.

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It's where tradition meets innovation.

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Drivers, start your engines.

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At 230 miles per hour.

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But the real story goes beyond
the checkered flag, the teams, the

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technology, the thousands of high-tech
jobs, and a supply chain that stretches

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from Main Street to the world.

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It's a multi-billion dollar industry
that helps drive the Hoosier economy.

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Welcome to Business at the
Brickyard, presented by LiUNA.

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From Indiana's business news leader, this
is IBJ Media's Inside Indiana Business

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with Gerry Dick, presented by Elevate
Ventures, Indiana University, LiUNA,

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and the Indiana Association of Realtors.

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Hello,

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and welcome to Inside Indiana Business.

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I'm Gerry Dick, coming to you once
again this week from the Indianapolis

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Motor Speedway, as we continue our
month-long look at the economic impact

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of motor sports on the Indiana economy.

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You know, this place, the
world's greatest race course, the

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Indy 500, are about tradition.

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But in Indiana, motor sports
is about more than tradition.

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It's an economic engine and
a global brand for our state.

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A comprehensive study conducted last year
by Performance Racing Industry pegs motor

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sports' total economic impact in Indiana
at more than $2.75 billion, accounting for

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some 11.300 full-time jobs, and many of
those jobs pay above the state average.

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There are signs of momentum
around the IndyCar series.

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the third row, we have a green flag as-

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TV viewership surging, the Indy 500
booming once again, with another sellout

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expected to be announced really any day.

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The series is also exploring
new territory and partnerships.

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Kyle Kirkwood will win on
the streets of Arlington.

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Like a recent collaboration with
Jerry Jones and the Dallas Cowboys.

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And joining me now is the man, uh, in
charge of driving that vision, the CEO

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of the IndyCar series, also the CEO
of Penske Entertainment, Mark Miles.

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As always, Mark, great to see you.

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Gerry, if, if you're here, it must be May.

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Well, it i- yes, definitely is, is May.

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And, uh, we're excited about it.

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I know you are, too.

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And the word that we continue to hear
around the IndyCar series is momentum.

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What are you seeing, uh, beyond
the Indy 500 in terms of momentum?

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It's, it's incredibly gratifying.

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It's great momentum.

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All our friends in Indianapolis
think what we do every day is the

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Indianapolis Motor Speedway and the
500, which is fundamental, right?

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But the IndyCar series,
we've had five races.

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We start every year in
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finally, finally, the fastest
racing on Earth is back.

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And we go from St. Pete,
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Phoenix was a new experiment.

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We collaborated with NASCAR on
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race on Sunday, we ran on Saturday.

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Like 150% increase in television
audience, and attendance was great.

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Joseph Newgarden will deliver
the victory in Phoenix.

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Let's go.

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Let's

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go.

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Then we go to Arlington.

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This was a brand new race
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We created a, a JV with Jerry
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Rangers, and it blew people away.

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It was so well done.

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The crowds, it sold out the
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Um, then we go to Barber, then
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it's just been off the charts.

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just want to ask you about
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a moment, but back to TV.

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The move to Fox last year, 25 was,
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think, for the IndyCar series on TV.

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What are you seeing this year?

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Last year we were being talked
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in sports in the US, so crazy.

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But i- and we start from a
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But a really good year.

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This year we're up 44% over last year
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a combination of great promotion, great
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and, and some of these new races that
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Collaborations, I know, uh,
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part of this as, as well.

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You mentioned Jerry Jones, the Cowboys,
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Talk about that, uh, how that
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like working with the Cowboys.

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Yeah, the whole thing was
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Uh, uh, working with them became easy,
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for at least a couple years before
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Created a, incorporated a joint venture,
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the, the partnership couldn't have been

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Uh, sum up how you made it happen.

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Well, I'll tell you, uh, I couldn't
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Penske group, uh, and, uh, all of the
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Cowboys and the Rangers, you know,
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They've got huge databases, fan bases,
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come along with their, their involvement.

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This place really is a joy to drive.

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Every lap that we, that I've had out
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Like, it's a great circuit.

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And then we really blew it out at
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Uh, I, I think it rivaled anything
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Is that the future, partnerships,
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There's gonna be more.

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Um, this got the attention of other
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we're, we're talking with, but we
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We, we love the partnerships and when
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strategic benefits, it's a great thing.

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A great plus.

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I know I've seen you talking
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Series being in a growth mode.

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As you look to the future, where
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Well, ultimately, it's gonna
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I mean, we're, we don't have
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If you look at NASCAR, they're
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Formula 1 globally is about
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We're not in that zip code yet, and
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But, you know, a, a, a useful increase is
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So that's gonna be the thing, and
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we'll have a real opportunity.

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But if we do, we hit all the marks right
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How important is being partnered
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R- really important.

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Th- they just, th- they're
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They're nimble.

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They're creative.

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They care deeply about this.

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They invested, right?

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So they own a third of the company
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so they want to see it grow and, and
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And they're just so creative.

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They know all the NFL owners, right?

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They know all, all the, the major league,
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They, you know, their corporate
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Mm. So that's independent journalism,
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get the right guy on the phone.

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So in so many ways, they, they help.

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They can help, and they do help,
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Final question for you.

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We are, uh, focused on the, the economic,
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H- how, uh, important is it for the
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here, uh, in the motorsports capital?

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No, it's a great question.

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I mean, again, all, all of our fans here
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and the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

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But more, all, all but about two of the
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They're making hundred-million-dollar
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They're bringing in better and brighter
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community now from all over the world.

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And, uh, I think it's,
it's very important.

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It, and, and that's the teams.

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If you look at our supply chain t-
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serious engineering firms that are doing
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is, is a great plus for the, for the

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region Mark Miles, the
CEO of the IndyCar Series.

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As always, great to see you.

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Thanks.

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Thanks, Gerry.

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Well, we will be back on
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You know it's race morning in Indianapolis
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at the Indianapolis Motor
Speedway since 1963.

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And welcome back to the Indianapolis
Motor Speedway as we continue our

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Business at the Brickyard series.

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You know, Indianapolis is considered
one of three global motorsports hubs.

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Along with Charlotte, in
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... 
and we are back for another season of-

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And the so-called Motorsports Valley
in the United Kingdom, the epicenter

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of Formula 1 teams and engineering.

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What makes Indy stand out?

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Its diverse reach.

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Not only are most IndyCar teams
based here, there is NHRA, sports

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cars, endurance racing, grassroots
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and much more, all located right
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enormous motorsports network and a
talent pipeline to fuel the industry.

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And joining me now with some keen
insights into what, uh, makes

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Indianapolis and Indiana such a, uh,
magnet for motorsports, uh, investment,

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pleased to be joined, as always,
by Riley Helming, who is the, uh,

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motorsports director for the Indiana
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And, uh, Riley, great to see you- Gerry

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as always.

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Gerry, it's always a pleasure to join
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May- Yeah ... at this iconic facility.

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Uh, you know, we just talked to Mark Miles
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When you look at momentum around
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of investment, new investment that
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it's, uh, it's pretty phe- phenomenal.

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Gerry, it's amazing.

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Uh, some of the investment in new
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added about 700.000 square feet of
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the Cadillac Formula 1 program,
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over 400.000 square feet in Fishers.

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And then their Andretti Global IndyCar
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Star printing operation in Indianapolis,
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Then you do what Ed Carpenter's
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You look at what the Rahals
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invested well north of $25 million
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So this is a real commitment on
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the Brownsburg, in Hendricks County area,
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You look at that major investment,
the teams, the vendors, the

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supply chain, but also the events.

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Obviously the granddaddy of them
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that's just one major event of
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We're all focused on the
month of May right now.

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But you know, uh, in late
July, NASCAR comes to town.

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Here we go.

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Green, green, green.

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The Brickyard 400.

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Brickyard 400 is one of their signature
events, but they also have their

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O'Reilly Auto Parts series here on
Saturday, and then the other two

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NASCAR series, the NASCAR Trucks and
the ARCA Racing Series, are on the

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oval at Indianapolis Raceway Park.

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And then later on, the IMSA road
racing series, the endurance racing,

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we think of them as the same series at
the Daytona 24 Hours and the Sebring

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12 Hours, they come here in September
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And what's really key to that is
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participate in the IMSA series, and
that gives Indiana a great opportunity

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to be able to showcase our state to
all of those automotive companies.

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We also have the granddaddy of drag
racing when NHRA conducts their

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US Nationals Labor Day weekend
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And of course, the biggest trade show
for motorsports in the world by far and

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away is the Performance Racing Industry
Show when it comes to town in December.

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Rolly Helmle, Indiana Economic Development
Corporation, great to see you as always.

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Thanks for joining us.

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Always great to be here, and thank
you very much, Gerry, and let's

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all have a great month of May.

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now everyone, I think, believes that I can
win because I, I believe that I can win.

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IBJ Media podcaster and the voice of the
Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Dave Calabro,

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caught up with Conor to find out what is
driving him to make his 13th Indy 500.

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I'm Conor Daly,

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driver of the number 76 AMPM
ARCO Lucas Oil Racing Chevrolet.

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Daly leading again across the bricks.

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Listen to the

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crowd.

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Imagine being born and raised
in Central Indiana and all of a

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sudden you're leading the Indy 500.

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Conor Daly has led five out of
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last year when he finished eighth.

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His best day was 2022
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Daly's need for speed comes naturally.

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His father, Derek, raced in six Indy 500s.

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When Conor was just a boy, if
the track was open, he was here.

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And I would sit Tower Terrace Suites,
'cause that's where my mom was working

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and managing those suites, and I
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and I wouldn't leave the whole day.

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And I would get out, I would get out my
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the cars just to see who was doing what.

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And that's what makes the event so special
for me and, and my family and, and, uh,

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it's hard to believe that this will be my
13th because I don't want it to ever stop.

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I wanna do 100 of them.

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Daly fell in love with the sport.

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He started racing go-karts
and became consumed.

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You just have to fully engulf your life
in what you're doing and, and that's what,

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what I did, and that's, that's all I knew.

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Like, I didn't really get
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into life until I was like 23.

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And I was a rookie in IndyCar
'cause all I was doing...

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And I was so focused on racing only,
but I, but I didn't, I didn't get

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to go through the normal kid stuff.

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You know what I mean?

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I just, I was only racing.

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And now here he is, 34 years old,
getting ready for his 13th 500.

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He has five top 10 finishes,
but that's not what he's after.

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He wants to

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get to Victory Lane.

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It's the only thing that, you know,
I live and breathe for essentially.

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It's such an amazing feeling
just to show up there, and I'm

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very thankful to get to do it.

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It is like a, a truly unique opportunity
to get to be a part of, and there's

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not a lot of people that get to
say that they get to even do it.

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Uh, but even winners are even less.

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So, you know, my motivation to, to just
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can be, and the results will follow.

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I'm joined now on track by Dave Calabro.

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And Dave, uh, great to see you.

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Good to see you.

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Uh, as always, Conor Daly, man,
he is, he is a popular guy.

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He

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is a rock star.

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Gerry, when you think about who
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of the folks here are Hoosiers.

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Mm-hmm.

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So everybody loves Conor Daly.

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When I'm on the mic and I say,
"Conor Daly leads the 500," you

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can just hear this place erupt.

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Everybody loves

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it.

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And he has a chance to really
to make history, right?

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Think about this.

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We haven't had a Hoosier born winner since
1940, Wilbur Shaw, three-time winner.

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Wow.

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Shelbyville, Indiana, born in Shelbyville.

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So how wild would it be to see
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He has a legitimate shot.

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Yeah.

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He's always there at the finish.

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He has the equipment this
year with Ryan Reinbold.

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So let's watch CD, Conor Daly.

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He's the number 23.

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Yeah.

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Gonna be fun to see if
he can reach the podium.

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Can you imagine what the
celebration would be-

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Oh my

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gosh, yeah ... if he won this thing?

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Yeah, lots of people at this place are
gonna be rooting for him, to be sure.

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Yeah.

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Tell us about the podcast, Dave.

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Check it

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out.

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It's called Playmakers with Conor Daly.

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Some great stories behind the scenes.

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So anywhere you get your
podcast, it's called Playmakers,

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uh, on behalf of IBJ Media.

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It's a lot of fun doing it.

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All

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right.

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Thanks, Dave.

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All right.

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Well, our Kylie Valletta
also caught up with another

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popular face around this place.

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Tony Kanaan's mane looks a bit different
now that he's no longer driving, but

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one thing hasn't changed, and that's
his obsession with working out.

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We'll have that story coming
up in the Business of Health.

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Whether you're buying or selling
a home, the stakes are high.

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Realtors are market experts who
do business by a higher code of

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ethics, and we're invested in Indiana
because we're also your neighbors.

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Now here's the latest
statewide real estate report.

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Listings grew by 5% year over
year, continuing to outpace sales.

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Pendings jumped by 30% from February
to March and were up 1% year over year.

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Sales were similar, up 27% from
February and 1% from last year.

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Inventory is tightening,
but growing year over year.

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However, inventory growth has slowed.

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We've been at 13% year over year
growth for the past four months,

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while growth ranged from 15 to
30% in the two years before that.

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Prices are up 4% year over year,
$10.000 higher than last March.

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Days on market fell significantly,
and immediate sales are more common.

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Price drops are falling,
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The challenges are real.

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Type two diabetes rising
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Small business owners need help.

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Alzheimer's cases rising
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We need solutions.

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They said it'll never happen.

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It's too hard.

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Nothing will change.

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Can't compete.

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You'll never solve it.

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And we said, "Watch us."

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We build Indiana.

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The Laborers' International Union of North
America are building roads and bridges to

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get Hoosiers where they're going today,
and a new energy infrastructure that

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will keep Indiana competitive tomorrow.

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LIUNA's over 12.000 statewide members
also grow local economies, earning

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good union wages, shopping where
they live and work, and paying taxes.

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We build Indiana for good
jobs and stronger communities.

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The Laborers' International
Union of North America.

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We are LIUNA.

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Welcome back to the Indianapolis Motor
Speedway, where an Indy 500 champion is

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now calling the shots for one of the most
recognizable teams in the IndyCar series.

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Our Kylie Valletta caught up with
2013 Indy 500 champion Tony Kanaan to

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find out what it takes to compete both
physically and mentally, and run flat

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out for such a long period of time.

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Thanks, Gerry.

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Tony Kanaan had one of the longest
driving careers in IndyCar,

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second only to Mario Andretti.

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He credits much of that staying
power to his obsession with fitness.

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That vitality is now helping him flex his
muscle as team principal at Arrow McLaren.

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The 12th time is the charm at
the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

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The twin checkers wave.

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TK

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has won the 2013 500.

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Indy 500 winner Tony Kanaan shifted gears
almost three years ago when he officially

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hung up his helmet as an IndyCar driver.

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My office changed from a cockpit
to a, an office desk and chair.

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This is TK's second season in his new desk
job as team principal for Arrow McLaren.

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He led the team last year
to its best ever season.

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Clato Award wins

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at Iowa.

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And

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this year, TK helped write the
next big chapter for Arrow McLaren,

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opening its brand new headquarters
in Indianapolis just months ago.

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Its shiny new gym is where Kanaan
lifts every day with the team, but

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that's his second workout of the day.

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The first is a cardio session
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I still

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the same, uh, have the same
obsession about working out.

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Now it's not to drive the race
car, but I have a team to run.

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I'm responsible for 130 people here.

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I have to be healthy
enough to make decisions.

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At 51 years old, the fitness junkie,
who has completed multiple Ironman

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triathlons, is not downshifting.

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Tony Kanaan, you

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are

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an Ironman.

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But if 27 seasons of driving an IndyCar
taught him anything, it's that the mind is

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perhaps even more important than the body.

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My previous job, which has been
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mentally demanding, confidence.

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You think you're good,
you have a good race.

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You have a bad race, you think you're bad.

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The battling that you have with the
good Tony and the bad Tony saying,

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"You know, you're too old. You should
retire." To do this job, it wasn't

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a big deal for me mentally because
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people realize the pressure I had.

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When you sit in a car at 240 miles
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500, that's the race of your life.

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I can go on and on.

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You're now a winner of the

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Indianapolis 500, my friend.

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And while TK never misses a workout,
he also knows the value of rest.

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I take a 20-minute nap every day.

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When?

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When I feel like it.

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Where?

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Sometimes I just sit in the, in the toilet
in the bathroom here, fully clothed, and

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I fall asleep for 20 minutes with my app.

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It is a true story.

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Staying fit and funny in
his new high octane job.

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A major announcement from Eli Lilly and
Company that it will invest an extra $4.5

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billion to further build up two of three
planned production facilities in Lebanon.

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Lilly broke the news at the
ribbon cutting for its first

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manufacturing facility to open there.

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Lilly will make its weight loss drugs
Mounjaro and Zepbound at the campus,

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00:23:58.940 --> 00:24:03.249
and the extra investment adds the new
weight loss pill Foundeo to the list.

471
00:24:03.590 --> 00:24:04.549
Business is doing well.

472
00:24:04.690 --> 00:24:08.290
The science is blooming, and, um,
we're excited about the future.

473
00:24:08.319 --> 00:24:11.549
We need to supp- if, if we have
customers, if we have patients who want

474
00:24:11.549 --> 00:24:13.249
the medicine, we need to supply it.

475
00:24:13.499 --> 00:24:15.860
So, uh, that's what's
driving the additional

476
00:24:16.400 --> 00:24:16.950
investment.

477
00:24:16.950 --> 00:24:20.700
Of the $50 billion Lilly has
pledged to spend for its domestic

478
00:24:20.700 --> 00:24:24.810
manufacturing this decade, more than
21 billion is in the Hoosier state.

479
00:24:25.299 --> 00:24:27.970
Well, Lilly certainly continues
to make headlines, and this, this

480
00:24:27.970 --> 00:24:29.420
is a big month for Lilly, right?

481
00:24:29.420 --> 00:24:30.009
Very big month.

482
00:24:30.009 --> 00:24:33.779
In fact, today officially is
Lilly's 150th anniversary.

483
00:24:34.090 --> 00:24:37.709
And in March, Lilly snagged
the title of the most valuable

484
00:24:37.709 --> 00:24:39.520
pharmaceutical company in the world.

485
00:24:39.939 --> 00:24:42.630
You couldn't have scripted getting
that title- Yeah ... leading

486
00:24:42.630 --> 00:24:44.270
into your 150th anniversary.

487
00:24:44.380 --> 00:24:46.950
Back to Tony Kanaan, everybody
knows he's a fitness nut.

488
00:24:47.289 --> 00:24:49.390
That's something that started
at a really young age, right?

489
00:24:49.390 --> 00:24:52.320
Yeah, Tony Kanaan said he decided
at eight years old he wanted to be

490
00:24:52.320 --> 00:24:55.109
a driver, and his dad said, "Okay,
you wanna be a driver, you gotta eat

491
00:24:55.109 --> 00:24:58.070
right. You gotta get to the gym every
day." He started going to the gym

492
00:24:58.070 --> 00:24:59.750
and working out at eight years old.

493
00:24:59.750 --> 00:24:59.810
Yeah.

494
00:24:59.810 --> 00:25:00.829
And he just never stopped.

495
00:25:00.829 --> 00:25:01.380
Never stopped.

496
00:25:01.380 --> 00:25:01.479
Yeah.

497
00:25:01.509 --> 00:25:01.869
Great stuff.

498
00:25:01.929 --> 00:25:02.469
Thanks, Kylie.

499
00:25:02.659 --> 00:25:04.729
Yeah.

500
00:25:04.810 --> 00:25:09.429
When we come back, we put a bow on
our Business at the Brickyard coverage

501
00:25:09.429 --> 00:25:12.730
for this week with a nod to tradition.

502
00:25:13.760 --> 00:25:15.750
Indiana, start your engines.

503
00:25:16.860 --> 00:25:21.739
Join us from the Indianapolis
Motor Speedway for our Emmy

504
00:25:21.739 --> 00:25:25.430
award-winning Business at the
Brickyard, presented by LiUNA.

505
00:25:25.949 --> 00:25:29.370
All month long we'll bring you
exclusive interviews, features,

506
00:25:29.370 --> 00:25:33.229
and a behind-the-scenes look at how
the business of motor sports and

507
00:25:33.229 --> 00:25:36.930
racing drive the Indiana economy.

508
00:25:37.530 --> 00:25:41.969
Business at the Brickyard, it's front
row access you won't want to miss

509
00:25:43.029 --> 00:25:45.619
Today, you either innovate or evaporate.

510
00:25:46.289 --> 00:25:51.559
We are accelerating the pursuit of
progress from the foods we eat to the

511
00:25:51.559 --> 00:25:56.679
heights we soar, because this is Indiana,
the innovation capital of the world.

512
00:25:57.979 --> 00:26:01.789
We rally visionaries across
industries, investing connections

513
00:26:01.789 --> 00:26:06.459
as much as capital, and fuel our
founders from dorm room to boardroom.

514
00:26:07.190 --> 00:26:10.789
Fuel your innovation
with Elevate Ventures.

515
00:26:13.269 --> 00:26:14.039
The challenges are real.

516
00:26:14.039 --> 00:26:16.719
Type two diabetes rising faster among-
Small business owners need help-

517
00:26:16.719 --> 00:26:18.590
Alzheimer's cases rising as population-

518
00:26:18.590 --> 00:26:20.668
Solutions.

519
00:26:20.970 --> 00:26:25.009
They said it'll never happen.

520
00:26:25.040 --> 00:26:25.870
It's too hard.

521
00:26:27.350 --> 00:26:28.779
Nothing will change.

522
00:26:30.739 --> 00:26:31.280
Can't compete.

523
00:26:31.280 --> 00:26:34.150
You'll never solve it.

524
00:26:34.150 --> 00:26:38.449
And we said, "Watch us."

525
00:26:46.840 --> 00:26:49.030
Whether you're buying or selling
a home, the stakes are high.

526
00:26:49.250 --> 00:26:51.909
Realtors are market experts who
do business by a higher code of

527
00:26:51.909 --> 00:26:55.710
ethics, and we're invested in Indiana
because we're also your neighbors.

528
00:26:56.059 --> 00:26:58.170
Now, here's the latest
statewide real estate report.

529
00:26:58.279 --> 00:27:02.130
Listings grew by 5% year over
year, continuing to outpace sales.

530
00:27:02.679 --> 00:27:07.790
Pendings jumped by 30% from February
to March and were up 1% year over year.

531
00:27:08.040 --> 00:27:12.990
Sales were similar, up 27% from
February and 1% from last year.

532
00:27:13.199 --> 00:27:16.199
Inventory is tightening
but growing year over year.

533
00:27:16.269 --> 00:27:18.410
However, inventory growth has slowed.

534
00:27:18.629 --> 00:27:22.309
We've been at 13% year over year
growth for the past four months,

535
00:27:22.529 --> 00:27:26.239
while growth ranged from 15 to
30% in the two years before that.

536
00:27:26.460 --> 00:27:31.279
Prices are up 4% year over year,
$10.000 higher than last March.

537
00:27:31.660 --> 00:27:35.629
Days on market fell significantly
and immediate sales are more common.

538
00:27:35.840 --> 00:27:38.890
Price drops are falling,
but higher than last year.

539
00:27:41.190 --> 00:27:44.240
Well, that's all the time we have
for this edition of Inside Indiana

540
00:27:44.240 --> 00:27:47.120
Business and Business at the Brickyard.

541
00:27:48.690 --> 00:27:53.069
We leave you this week with the
sounds of an Indy 500 tradition,

542
00:27:53.180 --> 00:27:58.150
the Purdue All-American Marching
Band, the host band here since 1919.

543
00:27:58.469 --> 00:28:01.039
Go out and make it a successful week.

544
00:28:25.309 --> 00:28:26.850
We build Indiana.

545
00:28:26.879 --> 00:28:31.050
The Laborers' International Union of North
America are building roads and bridges to

546
00:28:31.050 --> 00:28:35.290
get Hoosiers where they're going today,
and a new energy infrastructure that

547
00:28:35.290 --> 00:28:37.299
will keep Indiana competitive tomorrow.

548
00:28:37.979 --> 00:28:42.610
LIUNA's over 12.000 statewide members
also grow local economies, earning

549
00:28:42.610 --> 00:28:46.720
good union wages, shopping where
they live and work, and paying taxes.

550
00:28:47.269 --> 00:28:50.159
We build Indiana for good
jobs and stronger communities.

551
00:28:50.159 --> 00:28:52.999
The Laborers' International
Union of North America.

552
00:28:52.999 --> 00:28:53.689
We are LIUNA.

553
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Been a while.

554
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What have you been up

555
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to?

556
00:28:56.280 --> 00:28:57.159
Oh, you know.

557
00:28:57.339 --> 00:28:59.490
Oh, I see it's not flossing.

558
00:29:01.260 --> 00:29:04.029
I just added some secret
weapons to my toolkit.

559
00:29:04.089 --> 00:29:04.260
Yeah?

560
00:29:04.510 --> 00:29:06.519
They help me drill down further-

561
00:29:06.639 --> 00:29:06.850
Oh

562
00:29:06.970 --> 00:29:08.900
... 
digging deeper than I ever could before.

563
00:29:10.540 --> 00:29:13.779
Into my business and personal
finances with Lake City Bank Digital.

564
00:29:13.819 --> 00:29:14.420
Oh.

565
00:29:15.089 --> 00:29:15.920
Yeah, totally.

566
00:29:16.540 --> 00:29:17.749
Now let's take care of that tooth.

567
00:29:18.999 --> 00:29:22.069
Add sharper tools for your money
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568
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569
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570
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571
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572
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573
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575
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