INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Indianapolis Motor Speedway is celebrating back-to-back grandstand sellouts with the launch of ticket renewals for the 111th Indianapolis 500. Fans have until June 15 to renew their tickets or request seat upgrades for 2027. IMS officials say ticket prices will rise wh en tickets go on sale to the general public this fall and again closer to each event in 2027. Ticket holders can renew or request seat upgrades at ims.com/renew, by calling 317-492-6700, or by visiting the IMS Ticket Office.  The speedway also unveiled the logo for next year’s Indy 500. The design features the iconic Indy 500 wordmark inside a red oval tilted at a nine-degree angle. The angle represents the signature banking of the track. A white geometric structure frames the logo, representing the speedway’s grandstands. The logo also pays tribute to track landmarks like the Pagoda and brick oval, IMS said in a release. “The Indianapolis 500 is a can’t-miss bucket list event fueled by the best and most loyal fans in sports. Their passion and love for the Speedway and the Indy 500 are unmatched,” INDYCAR and IMS President J. Douglas Boles said. The ticket announcement comes the day after the checkered flag wave for the 110th Indy 500. Sunday’s race featured the closest finish in Indy 500 history in front of a sold-out crowd. Fans can renew or request upgrades at ims.com/renew, by calling 317-492-6700 or visiting the IMS Ticket Office. Prices will increase when tickets go on sale this fall and again in 2027. Fans renewing tickets can also order additional Month of May products during the renewal period. These include practice and qualification day tickets, Bronze and Silver Badges, Victory Celebration tickets, Miller Lite Carb Day tickets, and Coors Light Snake Pit wristbands. Fans who didn’t attend in 2026 but plan to attend in 2027 can apply for tickets now at ims.com/apply. Related Coverage Felix Rosenqvist wins 110th Running of Indianapolis 500 in thrilling fashion Final results from Sunday’s historic Indianapolis 500 Alex Palou penalized following Indy 500 David Malukas reacts after heartbreaking ending to Indy 500 Indianapolis 500 pays tribute to NASCAR racer Kyle Busch ...read more read less