I understand the sign as you walk in says no outside alcohol. You can bring in alcohol free soda but not alcohol free beer? I was turned away with my six pack of n/a beer and was told to put it in my vehicle. Troopers response was " Rudisell said no." Is this true Dave?

I have no idea, i did'nt know anybody actually drank that stuff. I will check the laws and let you know. I don't make the laws, or enforce them, thats the police dept. job.
Thanks. Dave

I found it, see below
Alcoholic beverage vs. non-alcoholic beverage: These beverages, e.g. Cutter's, Sharp's, etc., are not regulated as an alcoholic beverage in Indiana They are not classified as alcoholic beverages by Indiana law. The term alcoholic beverage means a liquid or solid that:
Is, or contains, one-half percent (0.5%) or more alcohol by volume
Is fit for human consumption
Is reasonably likely, or intended, to be used as a beverage. (IC 7.1-1-3-5)

So, Yes you can bring it in.
Thanks, Dave

Yeah I don't usaully drink the stuff myself but sometimes I have to drive home from the track. I know a few guys at the track that drink them because of health reasons and a few because multiple DUI's SUCK! Thanks

Thanks Dave

My husband (who is a recovering alcoholic of 26 years) drinks Busch NA daily. We attend most weekend races at Lawrenceburg, sit on the back stretch and have not been turned away with NA yet. The first time the guard did a double take when going thru our cooler, but let us thru after realizing it was NA. It's a shame you didn't experience the same. I'm sure that since you've brought this up, it will be communicated to everyone. It's hard enough on those who refrain. Thanks for posting this.

I talked to the (reserve) officer today and let him know that it is allowed. Should not be a problem in the future, If there is tell them to call me and i'll put a double nuckle three stooges plug on him, lol
Thanks, Dave