Overview
- Palou’s sterling-silver likeness was revealed Nov. 19 at Commission Row at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in a ceremony hosted by Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
- The 2025 Indy 500 winner is the first Spaniard on the trophy and is reported as the 76th different driver represented.
- Master sculptor Will Behrends created the piece using his established process from life-size clay model to silver casting.
- Alongside the sculpture, the trophy bears Palou’s recorded average race speed of 168.883 MPH.
- The main trophy remains a permanent IMS artifact, while Palou and team owner Chip Ganassi are slated to receive their “Baby Borg” miniatures in early 2026.