INDIANAPOLIS — Racing legend A.J. Foyt made a rare appearance Sunday at the Riley Children's Health Sports Legends Experience at the Childrens Museum of Indianapolis.
The 4-time Indianapolis 500 winner held a Q/A session at the miniature Indianapolis Motor Speedway pedal car racetrack.
In addition to taking questions from guests, Foyt shared a story about getting a speeding ticket.
"He said, 'Don't you get smart with me,'" Foyt said. "Then he looked at my driver's license and looked at me. He looked at it about three times. All he did was say hold it down. I said thank you."
This year marks the 60th anniversary of Foyt's first Indy 500 victory.
It was also the first time Foyt was able to see the life-sized bronze sculpture crafted in his likeness at the Children's Museum.
