RACING FOR AWARENESS:
TCAF at the Indianapolis 500
RAISING AWARENESS IN MAY AT THE WORLD’S LARGEST MOTORSPORT EVENT
The Testicular Cancer Awareness Foundation will be on site at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway to raise awareness and highlight survivorship at the world’s largest motorsport event - the Indianapolis 500.
Through its presence at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and a featured medical community event, the Testicular Cancer Awareness Foundation is bringing together racing fans and industry partners alike to advance awareness, education, and survivorship in testicular cancer care.
TCAF at Indianapolis Motor Speedway
From May 8 through May 24, the Testicular Cancer Awareness Foundation will maintain a dedicated awareness booth at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, providing educational resources, survivorship materials, and opportunities for doctors, industry partners, and race fans to engage directly with our mission. From practice days through race weekend, the booth will serve as a hub for raising awareness and connecting the motorsports community with critical information about early detection and long-term survivorship.
This presence reflects the Testicular Cancer Awareness Foundation’s commitment to raising awareness at the world’s largest motorsport event.
Our Racing & Industry Collaborations
Driver Jack Harvey & the No. 24 Chevrolet entry
Racing Partnership
Testicular Cancer Awareness Foundation’s Indy 500 programming is supported through a racing collaboration with INVST, Dreyer & Reinbold Racing, and the No. 24 Chevrolet entry driven by Jack Harvey.
This partnership brings testicular cancer awareness into the heart of the race world, uniting motorsports and medicine around a shared commitment to performance, resilience, and survivorship.
Sponsorship & Physician Engagement - In Collaboration with Fennec Pharmaceuticals
This program is made possible through the generous support of Fennec Pharmaceuticals, a specialty biopharmaceutical company dedicated to work in the neuro-ototoxicity space for patients with testicular cancer who are treated with cisplatin to reduce the risk of hearing loss.
Fennec’s sponsorship enables Testicular Cancer Awareness Foundation to create meaningful opportunities for physician engagement, peer-to-peer dialogue, and education in an innovative and memorable setting during race month.
Alex Singleton, Broncos Linebacker
Highlighting Survivorship on Fast Friday
During Fast Friday, Denver Broncos linebacker and testicular cancer survivor Alex Singleton will participate as an Honorary Pit Crew Member, helping spotlight survivorship and resilience on one of racing’s most iconic days.
Alex was diagnosed with testicular cancer in early November and underwent an orchiectomy before making a remarkable return to the field just 23 days later, representing the Testicular Cancer Awareness Foundation through the NFL’s My Cause, My Cleats program during a 27-26 overtime victory against Washington.
His participation underscores the powerful connection between performance, recovery, and life beyond cancer.
Indianapolis Experience | Fast Friday, May 15
As part of the Testicular Cancer Awareness Foundation’s presence at the Indy 500, we will host a special event for doctors and medical experts on May 15 during Fast Friday, the final full-field practice session before qualifying.
Where Awareness, Education, and Community Converge
Through its track-side presence and community outreach at the Indy 500, Testicular Cancer Awareness Foundation is driving toward:
Greater awareness of testicular cancer on a national stage
Monthly self-exams and early detection
Stronger communication between patients and doctors
We invite you to join us throughout this May as we raise awareness, celebrate survivorship, and work together to educate the public about the most common cancer in men ages 15-44