The Big Ten Football Championship Game returns to Indianapolis this weekend for another thrilling matchup with major bowl game implications. This year’s game features the Penn State Nittany Lyons and the University of Wisconsin Badgers.
To help set the stage for all of the exciting action, two dueling IndyCars featuring each team’s colors and official logos hit the track on Friday. We’ll keep the winner under wraps as the real action is on the football field this Saturday evening. You can see more photos on the IMS twitter account.
Don’t forget to tune into pre-game and game-time coverage on several networks for a chance to see the cars on track! And if you DVR’d this morning’s College GameDay on ESPN you can go back and watch a shot of the IMS pylon in the opening moments.
Gametime at Lucas Oil Stadium is 8:00 p.m. Head to the Indiana Sports Corporation web site for more information.
IMS and IndyCar Provide High Speed Big Ten Championship Preview
The Big Ten Football Championship Game returns to Indianapolis this weekend for another thrilling matchup with major bowl game implications. This year’s game features the Penn State Nittany Lyons and the University of Wisconsin Badgers.
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