'A lot of people don't see all the behind the scenes that goes into putting on an event this size,' Brain Mahone said. 'It's the largest one day sporting event in the world,'
SPEEDWAY — The Indianapolis Motor Speedway has been long tradition for Brian Mahone, who fondly recalls his first trip to the Indianapolis 500 when he was just eight years old.
About 325,000 people will pack into the Indianapolis Motor Speedway on race day. Mahone, the director of safety and security for IMS/INDYCAR, is the guy who makes sure the metal detectors are working, the ambulances are in place and the various federal, state and local law enforcement officers on hand are all informed and working together.
Mahone: "Think of this as like the Super Bowl for all the assets we need as far as securing this event. The federal government helps us; the state of Indiana helps us; the city of Indianapolis and the city of Speedway help us. So we kind of bring everything to bear to make sure that people coming in are safe."Mahone: "This is second largest city in the state of Indiana on race day...
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