In 1993, the driver, logo etc. now appear vertically and will remain so through the present day except for 1994. (We need 1995 and 1997 through the present general admission tickets. Please send a scan if you have one so it can be posted here on the site.)

Note that a legal statement now appears on the back of "Complimentary Employee", "Press", "Participant" etc. beginning in 1994.

1995 through the present

The 1995 ticket marks the first change in size since 1954. The 1995 ticket is now **6 5/8" x 2 1/2". The 1996 ticket again changes in size and is **7 1/4" x 3". Beginning in 2001, the event logo is now embossed on the ticket to prevent counterfeiting. In 1995, a drawing of the winner replaces a picture and remains so through 2000 where upon a picture returns in 2001.

Beginning in 2001, the event logo on tickets is in relief.

In 2004 the ticket size changes yet again. It is about 1/4 taller than a 2003 ticket.

The phrase "90th Running" has been cut out of the 2006 ticket (upper right) in an attempt to thwart counterfeiters.

The logo for 2007 is embossed at upper left on the 2007 ticket.

The logo for 2008 is embossed at bottom left on the 2008 ticket.

In celebration of the Speedway's 100th Anniversary, the 2009 ticket has several features reminiscent of tickets from years past, most notably the fonts used for the Admission to Grounds, Gateman's stub and Rain Check, the IMS logo above and behind Scott Dixon's car and the words "International Sweepstakes" at the top which returns for the first time since 1980. The ticket also reverts back to horizontal with car and driver widthwise across the ticket which is the first time since 1991.

Stubs from 1993 through the present become easier to obtain as the you go up through the years. If one had to chose which one or ones are tougher to find than another, the 1997 (it rained for three days) with rain check or unused and in Very Good Condition or better will probably be tougher to find in the future.