Indianapolis Motor Speedway opened in 1909 on what became The Brickyard — three million bricks laid by hand, a yard of which still sits at the start-finish line. The Indy 500 made the 2.5-mile oval American motorsport's cathedral; the road course stitches that straight and banking to a technical infield for the IndyCar Grand Prix and, from 2000 through 2007, Formula 1's United States Grand Prix. This poster maps the layout that bends through Turn 1 banking and the snaking infield — topography first, lap record second.