1. Allison Melangton, Sr. Vice President, Events, Hulman & Co.

2. More than 106 years ago, Carl Fisher had a vision for a 2 1/2–mile track on the outskirts of Indianapolis. The facility opened in 1909 and two years later, Ray Harroun won the first Indianapolis 500 with an average speed of 74.602 miles per hour 2

3. Today, the Indianapolis Motor Speedway plays a significant role in the state’s economy. A recent public policy study put the IMS impact at $500 million, with 23,000 direct Indiana motorsports industry jobs 3

4. Progress at IMS and IndyCar  With Mark Miles at the helm of Hulman & Co.  Set five-year company goals, including aggressive attendance goals  Recruited leadership team  TV ratings and viewership up in 2014  New series title sponsor – Verizon -- and other new partnerships  Transitioned to a diverse schedule that is condensed and consistent, with a championship season that ends on Labor Day Weekend  Established new energy and momentum for the month of May at Indianapolis Motor Speedway  Initiated planning for 100 th Running of the Indianapolis 500 in 2016 4

5. What we’re working on  New aerodynamic body kits for Verizon IndyCar Series participants, which debut in March  Working toward a new track record at Indianapolis 500 in 2016  Average qualifying speed for the 33-car field for the 2014 Indianapolis 500 was 229.382 miles per hour, the fastest overall average in 500 history  International races early in the year to start the season  Better facilities and fan experiences at IMS with Project 100, a partnership between the state of Indiana and IMS  More community engagement, partnerships at IMS 5

6. The new May at IMS  Re-energized the month  Added Grand Prix of Indianapolis, now with title sponsor Angie’s List  Partnered with IU Health/Methodist Hospital Foundation, for charitable event, Rev, which raised $100,000 for statewide trauma efforts in first year  Improved qualifications weekend to two meaningful days. More consequence and drama  More entertainment, big name Legend’s Day concert on night before Indianapolis 500. Florida George Line announced as 2015 performers  ABC telecasts of all three weekends of action resulted in higher ratings  Attendance up 30 percent in May 2014 6

7. Project 100  IMS, state partnership for facility upgrades  New road course configuration and scoring pylon completed in 2014  Technology upgrades, including video boards and wi-fi access  Seating renovations and entertainment deck  Fan enhancements:  Concessions, restrooms, signage, fencing, Pagoda Plaza, parking and gateways 7

8. 100 th Running of Indianapolis 500  Allison Melangton hired to oversee events, including 2016 planning for 100 th running  Local, national and international engagement and awareness  State of Indiana Bicentennial  Community programming with the 500 Festival  Memorial Day History  Historical Relevance  A Glimpse into the Future 8

9. 2015 Verizon IndyCar Schedule MonthDateTypeLocationTimeNetwork March29StreetStreets of St. Petersburg3 pmABC April12StreetNOLA Motorsports Park3 pmNBCSN 19StreetStreets of Long Beach4 pmNBCSN 26RoadBarber Motorsports Park (Birmingham, AL)3 pmNBCSN May9RoadAngie’s List Grand Prix of Indianapolis3:30 pmABC 16OvalIndianapolis Qualifying Day 14 pmABC 17OvalIndianapolis 500 Day 21 pmABC 24OvalIndianapolis 500 Mile Race11 amABC 30StreetThe Race at Belle Isle Park (Detroit)3:30 pmABC 31StreetThe Race at Belle Isle Park 23:30 pmABC June6OvalTexas Motor Speedway8 pmCNBC 14StreetStreets of Toronto3 pmNBCSN 27OvalAuto Club Speedway4 pmNBCSN July12OvalThe Milwaukee Mile5 pmNBCSN 18OvalIowa Speedway8 pmNBCSN August2RoadMid-Ohio Sports Car Course1:30 pmCNBC 23OvalPocono Raceway2 pmNBCSN 30RoadSonoma Raceway4 pmNBCSN 9