All The Famous People We Noticed At The Indy 500 Check Out For Your Favourite Celebrity

 

The Indianapolis 500, affectionately known as "The Greatest Spectacle in Racing," is as much a celebration of speed as it is a magnet for star-studded appearances. In 2025, with 350,000 fans packing the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, it’s no surprise that celebrities, athletes, and racing legends are flocking to the venue to witness the roar of engines and the thrill of competition. With FOX providing expansive coverage and bringing in notable figures from motorsports and beyond, the Indy 500 continues to be more than just a race—it’s a cultural event.

Among the famous faces gracing the brickyard is Keanu Reeves, the beloved action star known for the John Wick series and The Matrix. Despite fans’ eagerness to ask about future film projects, Keanu is here for the race—let the man enjoy the day without Hollywood questions.

Another star with deep racing roots is Jeff Gordon, a four-time NASCAR Cup Series champion who never got to race in INDYCAR but remains a highly respected figure in the motorsports world. Gordon's presence bridges the gap between NASCAR and INDYCAR, giving fans a rare crossover treat.

Tom Brady, Jimmie Johnson, and Michael Strahan shared the stage, bringing a combined 15 major championships to the event—seven Super Bowl wins from Brady, seven NASCAR titles from Johnson, and a Super Bowl victory from Strahan. Their presence adds a layer of sports royalty to an already elite event.

Naturally, Rob Gronkowski is here. The former NFL tight end and larger-than-life personality fits right in with the Indy 500's massive party atmosphere. Few can energize a crowd like Gronk, and his enthusiasm for the race is infectious.

Baseball legends Derek Jeter and Alex Rodriguez also made an appearance, expressing awe at the sheer scale and energy of the Indy 500. Even for veterans of Yankee Stadium, the sight of over 300,000 fans united in anticipation is something special.

On the entertainment front, Terry Crews brought his signature charisma and energy. Known for his roles in film and as the host of "America’s Got Talent," Crews had the crowd smiling and cheering even when the cars weren’t flying by.

Racing legends such as Mario Andretti, Danny Sullivan, Johnny Rutherford, and Bobby Rahal offered a direct link to the rich legacy of the sport. Each with an Indy 500 win or more to their name, these icons represent generations of racing excellence and shared their wisdom and presence at the track.

And of course, Danica Patrick returned, not as a driver this time but as a FOX analyst. The only woman to win an INDYCAR race, Patrick’s deep connection to the Indy 500 dates back two decades. Her expertise and trailblazing career make her a vital part of today’s broadcast team.

Finally, Tony Stewart was on hand to weigh in on the challenge ahead for Kyle Larson, who aimed to compete in both the Indy 500 and NASCAR’s Coca-Cola 600 on the same day. Stewart, the only driver to complete all 1,100 miles in one day, is uniquely qualified to comment on such a grueling feat.

With all these big names in attendance, the 2025 Indy 500 solidified its place not just in motorsports history, but as a marquee cultural event that brings together the best of sports, entertainment, and racing tradition.

Which of your favourite  celebrity  do you missed  out from?