Milk and Motorsports: Dairy’s Lasting Legacy in the Indy 500

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Milk and Motorsports: Dairy’s Lasting Legacy in the Indy 500

INDIANAPOLIS — Sunday, Hoosiers and racing fans from across the country gathered to watch the iconic Indy 500 race—a race steeped in tradition, where winners famously celebrate with a bottle of milk. This tradition dates back to 1936 when Louis Meyer, the first three-time winner of the race, requested a glass of buttermilk after his victory. “The racing community has really adopted this tradition and has tried to increase awareness of dairy arou…

May 28 - Indy 500 milk came from Noble County dairy farm

KENDALLVILLE — The winner of May 25's Indianapolis 500 got the traditional bottle of milk to drink — provided by a Kendallville woman.