My proposal, Speed, is an aluminum sculpture suspended from poles on each of the four corners of the intersection, high enough for traffic clearance but with a strong visual presence as a gateway one passes under. It represents a three-dimensional drawing in space derived from the act of doing a burnout circle on pavement, typical of what a race car driver does after winning a race: a small victory lap raised into the air. It is a reference to Indy as the most important racing city in the world, as well as touching on our car manufacturing history, the formal Monument Circle a few blocks away, and our nickname of Circle City. I propose the dedication celebration of this sculpture include an IndyCar driver and car leaving mirrored tracks on the pavement below.