How many 2025 Indianapolis 500 tickets are left? How to buy reserved seat, general admission tickets
Reserved seats for the 109th Indianapolis 500 are almost sold out, so if you want in on May 25, you better hurry.
Indianapolis Motor Speedway officials announced Friday morning that just under 1,000 grandstand seats remained for the race, as well as general admission tickets.
IndyCar and IMS bosses Mark Miles and Doug Boles announced that they anticipate remaining reserved seats will likely be gone by early next week.
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