The Oscar Mayer Wienie 500 was more than a race; it was a chance for one of the six Wienermobiles to earn the title of "Top Dog."

INDIANAPOLIS — "Slaw Dog" won the inaugural "Wienie 500" on Carb Day, Friday, May 23 at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway . The famous Oscar Mayer Wienermobiles competed in a two-lap race at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway for the first time ever.

Dubbed the Wienie 500, six Oscar Meyer Wienermobiles will make their racing debut at the iconic track on Friday’s “Carb Day,” in the inaugural Wienie 500. This year marks the first-ever Wienie 500, as all six Oscar Meyer Wienermobiles will race around the historic Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

The "Wienie 500" is a first-of-its-kind spectacle where the fleet of Wienermobiles will haul buns to the legendary Indianapolis Motor Speedway for a race unlike any other. The race is scheduled for Friday at 2 p.m. during race week’s annual Carb Day festivities.

The Southeast Wienermobile made a dramatic pass of the Wienermobile repping Chicago at the finish line to win the inaugural Wienie 500 on Friday. The margin was about a half a bun.

Hailing from the Southeast, Slaw Dog and its copilots, Maddy Mustard and Grill-Master Matthew, just etched their names into history as the inaugural winners of the Wienie 500.

A new iconic American racing tradition was born at Indianapolis Motor Speedway on Friday as the first-ever Wienie 500 set the track ablaze — or whatever the equivalent is of doing 60 miles per hour in a giant hot dog on wheels.

Known on the road as “Grill-Master Matthew,” the KSU alum helped steer the Slaw Dog Wienermobile to victory in the first-ever Wienie 500, held Friday, May 23, at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

Six Oscar Meyer Wienermobiles will race today at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in the inaugural Wienie 500. Here's how to watch.

Staged? You're trying to tell me the Weinie 500 was rigged? HOW DARE YOU IMPUGN THE GOOD NAME OF THE WEINERMOBILE!