Back To Back Moving serves Speedway with our own trucks and W-2 crews. This historic Marion County enclave wraps the Indianapolis Motor Speedway on the west side, with 1920s bungalows on Main Street, craftsman singles near the track, and the steady pace of a racing town that has kept its character for a century – every job on a flat written rate.
Indianapolis Motor Speedway, west-side racing town
Speedway grew up around the Indianapolis Motor Speedway after 1909, so the village core is a tight grid of 1920s craftsman bungalows, 1940s brick singles, and Foursquares on narrow streets like Main and 16th. The newer homes sit in pockets between the track and the I-465 loop, with mid-century ranches and modern infill, and the old downtown carries the original character of a town built for May.
- 1920s craftsman bungalows and Foursquares off Main Street and 16th Street
- 1940s brick singles near the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and Crawfordsville Road
- Mid-century ranches in the pockets between the track and I-465
- Race-team and Speedway corridor worker relocations
- Newer infill homes and townhomes near the Speedway Town Center
May timing around the 500
The Indianapolis 500 owns the town for the month of May, and we plan around it. We book early-morning starts that miss the track-day traffic, stage the truck off the parade routes, and lock the rate up front so race-month chaos never adds a line to the bill.
On the west Marion run with Indy and Brownsburg
Speedway pairs with Marion County through the I-465 loop, and our trucks reach Brownsburg just west on US-136 in about fifteen minutes. The town shares the west corridor with the Indy core – every town we serve is on our service-area map, and we never broker the haul; our long-distance crews drive it if you’re heading well beyond the metro.
- CountyMarion (enclave)
- Main roadsCrawfordsville Rd, 16th St, Main St, I-465
- Common homes1920s bungalows, brick singles, ranches
- RateFlat written, drive built in
| Speedway home | Crew | What we plan for |
|---|---|---|
| 1920s bungalow | 2 movers | Tight lot, narrow stairs |
| 1940s brick single | 2-3 movers | Near the track |
| Mid-century ranch / infill | 2-3 movers | Between track and I-465 |
Indianapolis Movers Working Speedway Weekly
A two-mover team is $115/hr with a two-hour minimum — prefer one figure on paper? We pin the whole Speedway job down as a flat written rate before our truck leaves the Keystone Avenue yard.
Our W-2 crew rolls through Speedway week in and week out — the master-planned cul-de-sacs north of I-465, the two-story Colonials with finished basements, the IUPUI and Butler University landlord COI packets, the tight Lockerbie Square and Old Northside staircases, and the long basement load-outs around the Indy metro is known for.
Quote My Speedway Move
