INDIANAPOLIS — Dennis Reinbold, co-owner of the Dreyer & Reinbold NTT Indy Car Series team, has died. Reinbold was 65 years old.
The team confirmed Reinbold’s death in a statement on Sunday afternoon.
“We are heartbroken to share the news that our owner, leader, and friend, Dennis Reinbold, has passed away peacefully, surrounded by his loving family. We ask you to join us in supporting the Reinbold family and respecting their privacy during this painful time. Dennis was a proud son of Indianapolis.
“He built a successful family of automobile dealerships across the state, and he loved the community of Indianapolis that gave him so much in return. That same devotion fueled his passion for the Indianapolis Motor Speedway—its history and the relentless pursuit of an Indy 500 win drove him every day. We can think of no better way to honor Dennis than to chase a victory in the 111th Running of the Indianapolis 500. We ask race fans to join us in remembering the man, his passion for our sport, and the memories we shared.”
After many years as a fulltime IndyCar Series participant, Dreyer & Reinbold has been and Indianapolis 500-only entrant in recent seasons, fielding cars for Jack Harvey and Conor Daly in the most recent running of The Greatest Spectacle in Racing.
