Borg-Warner Trophy

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The Borg-Warner Trophy is the iconic silver prize awarded annually to the winner of the Indianapolis 500, featuring sculpted likenesses of every race champion.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf motor racing trophy
sports trophy
associatedEventType open-wheel racing
associatedWith Indianapolis Motor Speedway NERFINISHED
IndyCar Series NERFINISHED
awardedFor winning the Indianapolis 500
awardedFrequency annually
commissionedBy Borg-Warner Corporation NERFINISHED
competition Indianapolis 500 NERFINISHED
country United States of America
surface form: United States
culturalSignificance symbol of victory at the Indianapolis 500
currency still in use
designer Robert J. Hill NERFINISHED
feature average speed of each winning run
bas-relief sculpted likenesses of Indianapolis 500 winners
name of each Indianapolis 500 winning driver
year of each Indianapolis 500 victory
firstPresented 1936 Indianapolis 500 NERFINISHED
firstRecipient Louis Meyer NERFINISHED
genre auto racing award
hasInscription names and details of Indianapolis 500 winners
hasPart individual bas-relief plaques for each winner
height about 5 feet 4.75 inches
approximately 164 centimeters
inception 1936
languageOfName English
location Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum NERFINISHED
material sterling silver
namedAfter Borg-Warner Corporation NERFINISHED
notableCharacteristic considered one of the most famous trophies in motorsport
does not leave the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum permanently
owner Indianapolis Motor Speedway NERFINISHED
presentedBy BorgWarner Inc. NERFINISHED
relatedTrophy Baby Borg trophy NERFINISHED
sculptor John H. Blomqvist NERFINISHED
shape columnar design with multiple rows of driver faces
sponsor BorgWarner Inc. NERFINISHED
sport auto racing
topFeature sculpture of a race car driver
tradition trophy remains at Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum
winner’s face is added as a sculpted likeness after each race
usesMedium sculpted metal bas-relief
weight approximately 110 pounds
approximately 50 kilograms

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Indianapolis 500 trophy Borg-Warner Trophy