Indy Definition

Indy
noun

1. A high-speed motor race where drivers cover a distance of 500 miles by doing circuits of an oval track in rear-engine cars which must conform to certain specifications.

Form: Indy 500 (in full)
Form: Indianapolis 500
2. High speed motor racing of this kind. Also as adj.

Example: Indy racing

Etymology: 20c: named after Indianapolis, the state capital of Indiana, USA, where the major race of the year is held.