2 1/2mileslong40/1000bigchange inchassisopenedAugust12,190943/1000secondclosestmarginlasersmeasurescar to track1/1000 persecondbrokeground3/15/1909speed 743/5 mphin 19113 1/5millionbricksRectangularOval track4 identical1/4 mileturnsNascar3/13,200brickremaintwo1/8 mileshortchutes$84millionwouldcost todaybankingin turns9 1/5*36/12 ft.wide stripof bricksBrickyard400seats257,000/400,000peopleIndy500GrandPrix 21/6 miles1/10shift inweighteach brickweighs 91/2pounds$3 millioncost(1909)Two 5/8 milestraightaways2 1/2mileslong40/1000bigchange inchassisopenedAugust12,190943/1000secondclosestmarginlasersmeasurescar to track1/1000 persecondbrokeground3/15/1909speed 743/5 mphin 19113 1/5millionbricksRectangularOval track4 identical1/4 mileturnsNascar3/13,200brickremaintwo1/8 mileshortchutes$84millionwouldcost todaybankingin turns9 1/5*36/12 ft.wide stripof bricksBrickyard400seats257,000/400,000peopleIndy500GrandPrix 21/6 miles1/10shift inweighteach brickweighs 91/2pounds$3 millioncost(1909)Two 5/8 milestraightaways

Indianapolis 500 - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. 2 1/2 miles long
  2. 40/1000 big change in chassis
  3. opened August 12,1909
  4. 43/1000 second closest margin
  5. lasers measures car to track 1/1000 per second
  6. broke ground 3/15/1909
  7. speed 74 3/5 mph in 1911
  8. 3 1/5 million bricks
  9. Rectangular Oval track
  10. 4 identical 1/4 mile turns
  11. Nascar
  12. 3/13,200 brick remain
  13. two 1/8 mile short chutes
  14. $84million would cost today
  15. banking in turns 9 1/5*
  16. 36/12 ft. wide strip of bricks
  17. Brickyard 400
  18. seats 257,000/ 400,000 people
  19. Indy 500
  20. Grand Prix 2 1/6 miles
  21. 1/10 shift in weight
  22. each brick weighs 9 1/2 pounds
  23. $3 million cost (1909)
  24. Two 5/8 mile straightaways