The 2014 SVRA Brickyard Vintage Racing Invitational brought together a star-studded lineup of golfers, including Brian Gay, Greg Kraft, J. L. Lewis, Notah Begay III, Gary Koch, Blaine McCallister, Jeremy Anderson, Dan Forsman, Brad Elder, Tripp Isenhour and Gary Nicklaus. As the invitational kicked off at the iconic Indianapolis Motor Speedway in Indiana, these renowned golfers traded their clubs for vintage racing cars to compete against each other on the historic track. The event was not only a thrilling showcase of their driving skills but also a unique opportunity for them to bond over their shared passion for both sports. Brian Gay showcased his precision and focus as he maneuvered through the twists and turns of the racetrack with ease. Meanwhile, Greg Kraft displayed his competitive spirit by pushing himself to achieve top speeds during every lap. J. L. Lewis proved that his athleticism extended beyond golf as he fearlessly tackled each corner while maintaining control of his vintage race car. Notah Begay III demonstrated his versatility by seamlessly transitioning from fairways to asphalt without missing a beat. Gary Koch's strategic approach shone through as he strategically navigated through traffic and made calculated overtakes on fellow competitors. Blaine McCallister's experience in high-pressure situations served him well as he remained calm under intense racing conditions. Jeremy Anderson's determination was evident throughout the invitational as he pushed himself to reach new heights with every lap completed. Dan Forsman showcased his adaptability by quickly adjusting to different vehicles and finding success behind the wheel. Brad Elder's natural talent translated effortlessly onto the racetrack as he effortlessly weaved between cars while maintaining impressive speed. Tripp Isenhour impressed spectators with his agility and quick reflexes during tight corners. Last but not least was Gary Nicklaus who carried on his family legacy with grace and skillful driving techniques that left fans in awe.