Felix Rosenqvist, winner of the 110th Indianapolis 500, now appears as a likeness on the Borg-Warner Trophy. The addition follows Rosenqvist's victory driving for Meyer Shank Racing and presents a physical, visible record of the race outcome.
The likeness and related images are presented in a gallery that documents the change to the trophy. That visual record links the 110th running directly to Rosenqvist and to Meyer Shank Racing, preserving the pair's association with this edition of the event.
The presentation of a winner's likeness on the Borg-Warner Trophy places Rosenqvist's image alongside the series of past recipients whose visages appear on the same award. For observers and those keeping the event's history, the gallery supplies the immediate visual evidence of the update and the man it represents.
Photographs in the gallery show the likeness as installed for the Borg-Warner Trophy, and they make the change accessible to fans and commentators who wish to see how the 110th Indianapolis 500 has been recorded. The images function as archival material that ties Rosenqvist's name and face to the event.
With the likeness now on the trophy, the outcome of the 110th Indianapolis 500 is marked not just in results lists but in a lasting physical form associated with the Borg-Warner Trophy. The published gallery stands as the public record of that marking, offering a way to view the representation that commemorates Rosenqvist's win with Meyer Shank Racing.
