Indy 500 is a 1979 racing video game for the Atari 2600 that simulates the Indianapolis 500 motor race. Players steer a car around a top-down track using the Atari Driving Controller, a paddle-like peripheral that provides analog steering. The game features simple graphics, a single-player mode, and a focus on timing and lane changes to avoid collisions and achieve the fastest lap. It is notable as the only commercial Atari 2600 title officially designed for the Driving Controller peripheral.