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The 1966 Indy 500 driver set

Driver cards for the 1948 Indy 500

Edit #2 Instructions for how I used the original component cars as molds to make more detailed and durable cars from epoxy. I have included information learned from experience using epoxy and molds. The instructions for the epoxy and plaster are on their respective packages and not reprinted here

Instructions for how I used the original component cars as molds to make more detailed and durable cars from epoxy. I have included information learned from experience using epoxy and molds. The instructions for the epoxy and plaster are on their respective packages and not reprinted here

2008 Driver Performance Card Fronts that can be used for any card set by changing the year. This design has the numbers at the corners, the USAC & Indy Logos and the year in the middle. This is a Powerpoint file so it is easy to change the year.

Using the data and graphics from Greytux I added a few graphics and re-arranged everything. The numbers are very visable on front and back. I think the cards are very useable and attractive. The car graphics have the number used in the race. The cards have the number of the starting position, 1 -33 which corresponds with the numbers on the plastic cars. Its a Powerpoint File so you can easily change the numbers if you prefer. Use my card fronts to increase ease of use and visual appeal.

2007 Indy Car set - A few drivers from previous seasons - 33 car set

Set of driver cards I made for all 64 winners of the Indy 500

All Star Replay Variants for Auto Racing

Play aid allowing you to use an Excel spreadsheet as the game board. I could not have the game out for multiple sessions as I have a 3-year-old running around but I wanted to play again using the 2005 cards Chemik posted. This is the solution I used. It's worked pretty well for me.

USAC 2005 Racer Cards by Chemik

qualifyng sheet