Record crowd expected in Indianapolis for 107th Indy 500

(NewsNation) — Anticipation is building at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway for the 107th running of the Indy 500, arguably the greatest spectacle in racing.

With an estimated 300,000 racing fans expected to fill the stands on Sunday, officials are predicting that this year's crowd could be one of the largest in the past 25 years.

The atmosphere is electric as the fans, dressed in black and white, join together to celebrate Memorial Day weekend with patriotism, iconic traditions, and the thrill of witnessing cars that are faster than ever, reaching average speeds of 232 miles per hour.

But it's not just the speeds that are making history. This year's race features remarkable drivers who are pushing boundaries and breaking barriers.

One such driver is Katherine Legge, the only female driver in the race, who has already made her mark by setting the fastest qualifying time for a woman in any Indy 500.

Legge's achievement has inspired countless young girls and women, as she shares the message that they can accomplish anything they set...