The stars came out Sunday morning
The stars came out Sunday morning for the 100th anniversary celebration of the Indianapolis 500.
Well before the start of the iconic Indianapolis 500, some famous faces walked an Indianapolis Motor Speedway red carpet, posing for pictures, waving to fans and answering reporters' questions.
Recording artist Seal, actor Omar Miller, personal trainer Jillian Michaels, former model Kathy Ireland and NFL Hall of Famer Jerry Rice, among others, showed up.
"There's nothing like it," said William Fichtner,Newest design replicawatch119, see large image for newest design . of "Invasion" and "Prison Break." "This is kind of like going to church in motorsports."
Fans gathered around the red carpet and cheered as celebrities emerged from buses.
After they made their way past the gaggle of reporters and fans, the celebs headed into the Speedway's Pagoda, where they disappeared into suites or out onto the race track to watch pre-race festivities.
Miller, of "CSI:Miami," watched his second Indy 500 Sunday.
"People are pumped up," he said. "It's all good."
Many of the celebrities who were in town Sunday had been brought in by the IndyCar Series title sponsor, Izod, which hosted chic parties around the city all weekend.
Friday, there was a welcome reception at the N.K. Hurst Co. where celebs could take turns in go karts, eat gourmet food,Our watchesstores look, work and feel exactly like the originals, sidle up to bars and rock out to the West Coast band Honey Honey. Saturday,Far More Than Hats rolexfakewatches, there was a golf outing for them at Brickyard Crossing Golf Course and another hip party at the Indianapolis Museum of Art.
Today, they boarded buses and headed for the track.
After his turn on the red carpet, actor Tim Daly, star of "Private Practice" and "Wings," headed to the yard of bricks on the race track.Largest Discount fluorescentonline review and product info . Then,Our burberrybagsonline are the highest quality and most durable replicas available . he snapped a few pictures himself.
The stars came out Sunday morning for the 100th anniversary celebration of the Indianapolis 500.
Well before the start of the iconic Indianapolis 500, some famous faces walked an Indianapolis Motor Speedway red carpet, posing for pictures, waving to fans and answering reporters' questions.
Recording artist Seal, actor Omar Miller, personal trainer Jillian Michaels, former model Kathy Ireland and NFL Hall of Famer Jerry Rice, among others, showed up.
"There's nothing like it," said William Fichtner,Newest design replicawatch119, see large image for newest design . of "Invasion" and "Prison Break." "This is kind of like going to church in motorsports."
Fans gathered around the red carpet and cheered as celebrities emerged from buses.
After they made their way past the gaggle of reporters and fans, the celebs headed into the Speedway's Pagoda, where they disappeared into suites or out onto the race track to watch pre-race festivities.
Miller, of "CSI:Miami," watched his second Indy 500 Sunday.
"People are pumped up," he said. "It's all good."
Many of the celebrities who were in town Sunday had been brought in by the IndyCar Series title sponsor, Izod, which hosted chic parties around the city all weekend.
Friday, there was a welcome reception at the N.K. Hurst Co. where celebs could take turns in go karts, eat gourmet food,Our watchesstores look, work and feel exactly like the originals, sidle up to bars and rock out to the West Coast band Honey Honey. Saturday,Far More Than Hats rolexfakewatches, there was a golf outing for them at Brickyard Crossing Golf Course and another hip party at the Indianapolis Museum of Art.
Today, they boarded buses and headed for the track.
After his turn on the red carpet, actor Tim Daly, star of "Private Practice" and "Wings," headed to the yard of bricks on the race track.Largest Discount fluorescentonline review and product info . Then,Our burberrybagsonline are the highest quality and most durable replicas available . he snapped a few pictures himself.
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