The Greatest Spectacle in Racing is set to write a new chapter on Sunday at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, as 33 drivers look to drink from the milk after winning the 109th running of the Indianapolis 500. Time: 12 p.m. ET

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The Indianapolis 500, The Greatest Spectacle in Racing, is set for its 109th running on Memorial Day Weekend when checkered flag waves at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

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The 109th running Sunday is loaded with storylines, from Team Penske firings to cars failing inspections, Shwartzman making history and Newgarden’s 3-peat bid.

He won the pole with Italian team Prema Racing, a dominant European organization that this season expanded to IndyCar. Shwartzman has never before raced on an oval and will start alongside two-time winner Takuma Sato and Pato O’Ward, who lost to Newgarden on the last lap year.