Plans have been announced for the construction of the new Andretti Global headquarters in Fishers, Indianapolis. The 575,000 square foot, US$ 200M building will be situated on 90 acres site. The site will be located close to the Indianapolis Metropolitan Airport, Ritchey Woods Nature Preserve, and Nickel Plate Trail.
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The construction of the new Andretti Global headquarters in Fishers is slated to start this fall. Upon completion in 2025, the facility will manage Andretti’s global commercial operations. Currently, it is the team’s hub of operations for its current NTT INDYCAR SERIES, Indy Lights, and IMSA programs. Moreover, it will cater to additional upcoming racing projects.
The building will house sophisticated research and development activities for Andretti Technologies. In addition, it will host the day-to-day operations of the racing team. Its location “will give Andretti Global the opportunity to welcome community and race fans from around the world.”
This will reportedly be achieved through involvement with the Fishers Parks Nature First program. Additionally, the facility’s planned indoor amphitheater, museum, and innovation center will play a key role in this vision. The innovation center will preserve and showcase the Andretti legacy and inspire the future of motorsports.
Support for the construction of new Andretti Global headquarters in Fishers
The Indiana Economic Development Corporation will provide up to US$ 19M in conditional tax credits for the project. This decision is mainly based on Andretti’s plans to invest in its Indiana operations. Additionally, the cooperation will avail up to US$ 125,000 in training grants to Andretti Autosport. This was approved by its board of directors. Additional incentives have been approved by the City of Fishers.
Governor Eric Holcomb stated that Indiana has long been the racing capital of the world. Holcomb explained that Andretti Autosport’s commitment to growth here will only further solidify the state’s leadership position in Motorsports and STEM-related activities.
“This new campus will demonstrate just how much this living legacy, one of the most well-known brands in the world, continues to invest in the future of our wonderful state. In addition, it will bring new, exciting employment opportunities and serve as a benefit for one of our fastest-growing communities,”
