Photos: Lucas Oil Founder Forest Lucas
Lucas Estate, Forrest and Charlotte Lucas's home in Carmel, Indiana.
Built in 1993, the Lucas Estate has been the host to numerous upscale events and guests including George W. Bush and Garth Brooks.
Lucas Oil Speedway and Lake Lucas, the first ever purpose-built drag boat raceway in Wheatland, Missouri
TV host Dave Despain and Forrest Lucas on the opening day of the 2015 PRI Convention in Indianapolis, IN, announcing the launch of Lucas Oil Racing TV
Lucas Oil Stadium at night, in Indianapolis, Indiana. The twenty-year naming rights contract for the home of the Indianapolis Colts were acquired in 2006 for $122 million.
Forrest Lucas and his original owned and operated 1989 Peterbilt truck.
The Corydon plant has its own truck service shop.
Charlotte and Forrest Lucas at Lucas Cattle Co., featuring over 2000 head of black Simmental plus a small herd of longhorns, in Cross Timbers, Mo.
Forrest Lucas at Lucas Oil products warehouse and corporate headquarters in Corona, California. The lubricants and automotive additives company founded in 1989 produces and markets 270 formulations in 40 countries around the globe.
Lucas Oil Railroad. Lucas Oil purchased the Louisville New Albany & Corydon Railroad in southern Indiana in 2006, transporting products for Lucas Oil and several local industries.
Forrest Lucas at the bottling conveyer belts in Lucas Oil's second plant in Corydon Indiana, approximately 350,000 square feet.
Interior of Lucas Oil Bottling Facility, in Corydon Indiana, approximately 350,000 square feet.