Felix Rosenqvist has partnered with ISP to raise awareness of ISP career paths.
Indy 500 Winner Felix Rosenqvist (left) with ISP-Versailles Sgt. Stephen Wheeles. Photo via ISP-Versailles Sgt. Stephen Wheeles.
INDIANAPOLIS - Winning a race at Indianapolis Motor Speedway has a way of making your famous.
On Saturday, Indiana State Police Sgt. Stephen Wheeles, who serves the Versailles Post, met this year's winner of the Indianapolis 500, Felix Rosenqvist.
Rosenqvist was back at Indianapolis Motor Speedway to watch qualifying for the Brickyard 400.
Sgt. Wheeles interviewed Rosenqvist about life after winning the Indy 500 and his partnership with Indiana State Police.
Earlier this year, ISP announced the partnership, which continues a forward-thinking recruitment and public engagement initiative designed to connect with the next generation of State Troopers, Capitol Police Officers, and professional staff members.
“I’m proud to continue my partnership with the Indiana State Police,” said Rosenqvist. “The work they do serving and protecting communities is incredibly important, and I’m honored to help share their story. The emphasis on teamwork, discipline, and commitment aligns closely with what we strive for in racing, and I’m excited to help inspire people to explore careers with ISP in 2026.”
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