I’m excited to have so many of our teams under one roof as we continue to build and grow. Our team has expanded in both competition and commercial areas and our people deserve the best environment and resources available. “Over the past 20 years, I’ve worked to expand our operations and I’m proud of our steps to create a diverse racing portfolio. We’re excited about our plans for the new campus and looking forward to becoming a part of the Fishers community. “I’m happy to confirm that the Racing Capital of the World will continue to be the home of our global racing efforts for a long time to come. “Indiana holds an important place in the history of racing, and in my career as a driver and an owner,” Michael Andretti said in a relase. The Indiana Economic Development Corporation board of directors is slated to approve an investment of up to $19 million in conditional tax credits and $125,000 in training grants.Īndretti has racing interests around the globe across eight motorsports series
The team said in a release that construction was expected to begin in the fall for an opening in 2025. In a Monday release, Andretti Global estimated the new headquarters in Indiana would add up to 500 jobs by early 2026 and would be part of a planned indoor amphitheater, museum and innovation center “that will preserve and showcase the Andretti legacy and inspire the future of motorsports.” Andretti Autosport / #AllAndretti August 22, 2022 Read more about our future home: /64zBMKpW8u The team has chosen Fishers, Indiana, to be the home to a 575,000 square-foot facility that will occupy approximately 90-acres. We are happy to announce plans for the future home of our global motorsports headquarters. The F1 engineering staff would be housed in England. Michael Andretti said in February that the Indianapolis area would be the home of the proposed F1 operations under the same roof with all of his teams. Mario Andretti told the Indianapolis Star last week that the team remains committed to the F1 project. The $200-million, 575,000-square-foot shop (pictured in the rendering above) on 90 acres in Fishers, Indiana, would house Michael Andretti’s Ind圜ar, Indy Lights, IMSA teams as well as “other future racing initiatives.”Īndretti has been trying to land a stake in F1 since last year, first by buying an existing team and since by lobbying to be added to the 20-car grid by the 2024 season. Pressing ahead on hopes to field a Formula One team, Andretti Global unveiled plans this week to build its future headquarters in suburban Indianapolis.
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