Drivers reap post-race rewards: Sam Hornish Jr. again reaped the benefits from winning an IndyCar Series event.

As the Meijer Indy 300 race winner, Hornish was presented with a Canon EOS Digital Rebel XT Camera and an engraved Aquaracer Automatic timepiece from TAG Heuer, the official timekeeper and watch of the Indy Racing League. TAG Heuer presents an engraved Aquaracer Automatic timepiece to the winner of each IndyCar Series event.

The Aquaracer concept is founded on providing the accuracy that all water sports demand. Based on the design and features of the timeless 2000 series, launched in 1982, TAG Heuer’s watchmakers and designers have created an original, prestigious sports watch that is water-resistant to 300 meters.

Bryan Herta collected the Firestone Performance Award and its $10,000 prize for leading Lap 132 of the race, while Marco Andretti claimed the Lincoln Electric Hard Charger Award and its $2,000 prize for being the race leader who started furthest back. Tomas Scheckter won the K&N Award and its $2,000 prize for being the highest-placed eligible finisher. Helio Castroneves claimed the Marlboro Pole Award and its $10,000 prize.