Tom Brady has been booed by fans in Indianapolis too many times to count over the course of his career. In that sense, Sunday's lap around Indianapolis Motor Speedway before the 109th running of the Indianapolis 500 wasn't too special. It was just a bit bigger — and certainly louder — than he's used to.

During the biggest sporting event of the year in Indiana this past week, we got to catch a glimpse of Super Bowl-winning quarterback and longtime Indianapolis Colts rival Tom Brady take the track as a part of the ceremonial first lap with Jimmie Johnson before the race,