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Two-time Indianapolis 500 winner Al Unser Jr. (right) sits in a racing simulator with University of Nebraska-Lincoln sim-racing coach and driver Daniel Wells (left) during a Veterans Day program Wednesday at the Museum of American Speed
VFW Post 131 member Steve Montag carries an American flag through the exhibit at the conclusion of a Veterans Day program Wednesday at the Museum of American Speed.
Photos: Unser Galleries at the Lincoln's Museum of American Speed
Pace cars are now part of the Unser collection on display at the Museum of American Speed.
KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star
The 1963 Kurtis Kraft Novi car Bobby Unser drove to win the Indy 500 in 1963 is on display at the Museum of American Speed on Thursday.
KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star
Awards, photos and memorabilia are part of the Unser collection at the Museum of American Speed.
KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star
Cars driven by the Unser racing family are part of a new collection of Indy cars, Pikes Peak racers and other memorabilia on display at the Museum of American Speed. The Lincoln museum obtained the collection displayed in its new Unser Galleries after a merger with a museum in New Mexico.
KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star
Signatures from racers who competed in one of the Indy 500 races are part of the Unser collection at the Museum of American Speed.
KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star
Pace cars are part of a new Unser collection at the Museum of American Speed.
KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star
A 1971 Indy car, nicknamed the "Johnny Lightning Special" was originally driven by Al Unser Sr.
KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star
Awards, photos and other memorabilia are on display in the Unser Galleries at the Museum of American Speed.
KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star file photo
Portraits are part of the Unser collection on display outside of a trophy room at the Museum of American Speed on Thursday.
KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star
A 1971 Indy car, nicknamed the "Johnny Lightning Special," was originally driven by Al Unser Sr. and is now part of the Unser Galleries on display at the Museum of American Speed.
KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star file photo
Cars driven by the Unser family are now part off a new collection on display at the Museum of American Speed.
KENNETH FERRIERA,Journal Star
A trophy room is part of the Unser Galleries at the Museum of American Speed.
KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star file photo
Pace cars from the Indy 500 are now part of the Unser collection on display at the Museum of American Speed.
Two-time Indianapolis 500 winner Al Unser Jr. (right) sits in a racing simulator with University of Nebraska-Lincoln sim-racing coach and driver Daniel Wells (left) during a Veterans Day program Wednesday at the Museum of American Speed
VFW Post 131 member Steve Montag carries an American flag through the exhibit at the conclusion of a Veterans Day program Wednesday at the Museum of American Speed.
