🇺🇸 Indianapolis Motor Speedway Red Bull Airport (Hulman Runway)

The "Indianapolis Motor Speedway Red Bull Airport (Hulman Runway) (US-8326)" refers to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway (IMS) site, which hosted the Red Bull Air Race World Championship. This "airport" is classified as "CLOSED" because the Red Bull Air Race series was discontinued by Red Bull after the 2019 season. The scheduled 2019 event at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, set for October 19-20, was consequently canceled. Red Bull cited a lack of outside interest compared to other Red Bull events as a reason for ending the series.

The Indianapolis Motor Speedway, established in 1909, is a historic motor racing circuit known as the home of the Indianapolis 500 and other major racing events. It has a rich history in motorsports and has served as a proving ground for the automobile industry. The IMS hosted rounds of the Red Bull Air Race World Championship in 2016, 2017, and 2018.

Currently, the Indianapolis Motor Speedway remains an active and prominent motorsports venue, hosting numerous racing events throughout the year, including the Indianapolis 500, NASCAR races, and IMSA SportsCar Championship events. The "Hulman" name is historically tied to the Hulman-George family, who owned the Speedway for 74 years until its sale to Penske Entertainment Group in 2019. There is also a "Hulman Lot" used for parking at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.