Road to Indy Hall of Fame Inductees

Ed Carpenter (inducted 2019)

Who won the first Freedom 100 at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, and has gone on to become a successful driver and team owner in the NTT IndyCar Series

Jon Beekhuis (inducted 2018)

The 1988 Indy Lights champion who went on to a highly successful and long career in motorsports broadcasting and is currently an IndyCar analyst for NBCSN

Bryan Herta (inducted 2017)

After dominating the 1993 championship, went on to achieve success in IndyCar as both a driver and, more recently, a Indianapolis 500-winning team owner

U.E. "Pat" Patrick (inducted 2016)

Founded the championship in 1986 and was inducted on the series' 30th anniversary

Roger Bailey (inducted 2016)

Ran the series for the better part of 25 years and was inducted on the series' 30th anniversary

The 2011 champion and 2017 NTT IndyCar Series race winner

Dominated the 1990 championship and went on to a successful career as an analyst on the NBCSN NTT IndyCar Series broadcasts

The 1997 champion, NTT IndyCar Series title holder and Indianapolis 500 race winner

Helio Castroneves (inducted 2014) 

The 1997 championship runner-up who has three Indianapolis 500 wins to his credit

Scott Dixon (inducted 2014) 

The 2000 champion who is a five-time NTT IndyCar Series champion and Indianapolis 500 race winner

Gerardo Bonilla (inducted 2019)

A race winner in the 2006 championship, who went on to become a successful driver coach and is now President - Racing School and Race Series at Skip Barber

Connor De Phillippi (inducted 2018)

A seven-time winner who has gone on to a highly successful sports car career and is currently a factory BMW driver for Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing

Anders Krohn (inducted 2017)

Finished second in the 2010 championship. Now the owner and founder of CoForce International and a color analyst for the NBCSN and IndyCar Radio broadcasts of the NTT IndyCar Series

Peter Dempsey (inducted 2016)

Won nine races over the course of the 2008/2009 seasons, now a successful driver coach in the series

Chuck West (inducted 2016)

The 1992 champion who established World Speed Motorsports

Conor Daly (inducted 2015) 

Winner of the 2010 championship

Guy Cosmo (inducted 2015)

The 2002 champion

James Hinchcliffe (inducted 2014)

Finished third in the 2005 season with three wins and is a multiple race winner in the NTT IndyCar Series

Dane Cameron (inducted 2014)

The 2007 champion who is an accomplished sports car driver and currently competes in the WeatherTech SportsCar Championship

Graham Rahal (inducted 2014)

The youngest driver to win a Indy Pro 2000 race in 2005 at the age of 16, he is a race winner in the NTT IndyCar Series as well as sports cars

Jack Hawksworth (inducted 2014)

Won the 2012 championship with eight wins and ended his first season in the NTT IndyCar Series with one top-five and five top-10 finishes

Joey Hand (inducted 2013)

The 1999 champion who has become a
race-winning and championship-winning sports car driver

Tristan Vautier (inducted 2013)

The 2011 champion who captured the Indy Lights title the following year to become the first driver to win two consecutive championships on the Road to Indy

Michael McDowell (inducted 2013)

The 2004 champion who has been competing successfully in the NASCAR ranks since 2008

Joel Miller (inducted 2013)

The 2008 vice champion whose success in sports cars includes the 2013 GRAND-AM Rookie of the Year title

Augie Pabst (inducted 2019)

Who made 22 starts in USF2000 in 1996 and 1997 – and has gone on to become a successful team owner and valued member of the Road to Indy family

Jay Howard (inducted 2018)

The 2005 USF2000 champion who scored 10 wins in 14 starts and is tied for fourth-place in the history books for the most USF2000 wins – and now operates his own successful race team and driver development ladder

Bobby Oergel (inducted 2017)

Twice finished in the top 10 of the USF2000 standings as a driver but is better known as the team principal of PR1/Mathiasen Motorsports

Spencer Pigot (inducted 2016)

Finished second in the title chase in 2011 and 2012 and is third on the all-time  wins list. Won the 2014 Indy Pro 2000 title and the 2015 Indy Lights championship

Tonis Kasemets (inducted 2016)

A successful race winning driver in USF2000 in the late 1990s and 2000s, now a successful driver coach

Jonathan Bomarito (inducted 2015)

The 2003 champion who is currently a factory driver for Mazda  

Lawson Aschenbach (inducted 2015)

Won the 2002 "Road to Indy" oval track crown, now driving in the IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship

JR Hildebrand (inducted 2014)

The 2006 champion and Indianapolis 500 Rookie of the Year

Anthony Lazzaro (inducted 2014)

Accomplished sports car driver who won the Night Before the 500 and Hooter's Cup F2000 Series in 1994

Otmar Szafnauer (inducted 2013)

A 1993/1994 graduate who is the Chief Operating Officer at the Sahara Force India F1 Team

Charlie Kimball (inducted 2013)

The 2003 graduate is the first licensed driver with diabetes to win an NTT IndyCar Series race

Duncan Dayton (inducted 2012)

A 1998 graduate who raced endurance sports cars before developing his team, Patron Highcroft Racing, to compete in the ALMS and continues to race vintage cars

Sam Hornish Jr. (inducted 2012)

The 1998 graduate won the 2006 Indy 500 and is a three-time NTT IndyCar Series champion [2001, 2002 and 2006] who currently drives  in NASCAR

Andy Lally (inducted 2012)

A graduate in 2000 and accomplished sports car driver who currently drives for Magnus Racing in the WeatherTech SportsCar Championship

Bryan Sellers (inducted 2012)

The 2002 champion now drivers in the WeatherTech SportsCar Championship

Chris Simmons (inducted 2012)

The 1992/1993 East Coast champion is an Indianapolis 500 winner as engineer of the with Chip Ganassi Racing in the NTT IndyCar Series 

Dan Wheldon (inducted 2012)

The 1999 champion was a 2005 and 2011 Indy 500 Winner and 2005 NTT IndyCar Series Champion