THINGS TO DOLiz Biro: 22 of the best food items from RevRev is THE food event to hit in May. Proceeds benefit Indiana University Health trauma programs, including care for IndyCar drivers at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The May 2 bash at IMS kicked off with a cooking demonstration May 1 at The Chef's Academy. Rev guest celebrity chef Malcolm Mitchell, a finalist on Season 8 of the Food Network show "Food Network Star," prepared this beet salad with frisée, goat cheese beignet, spiced pecan oil, grapefruit oil and fresh grapefruit.Sam Klemet/The Chef's AcademyButter, roux and capers. Rev guest celebrity chef Vic "Vegas" Moea, host of "Late Night Chef Fight" on A&E, tapped his Italian roots for a chicken francese/piccata hybrid at The Chef's Academy pre-Rev cooking demonstration.Liz Biro/The StarVic "Vegas" Moea's chicken francese/piccata hybrid featured francese-style batter-fried chicken in piccata-style caper sauce at pre-Rev cooking demonstration May 1 at The Chef's Academy.Sam Klemet/The Chef's AcademyPlow & Anchor hosted a pre-Rev dinner party Friday night for Rev celebrity chefs. Pictured, left to right, are Plow & Anchor owner Craig Baker; Rev celebrity chef Malcolm MItchell of Washington, D.C.; Plow & Anchor chef Toby Moreno; Rev celebrity chef Vic "Vegas" Moea; and IndyCar driver and Rev honorary chairman Simon Pagenaud.Liz Biro/The StarGreat Lakes walleye was a favorite during a pre-Rev dinner party May 1 at Plow & Anchor. The fish was served with sunchoke and fennel gratin, ramps, spinach and horseradish aioli.Liz Biro/The StarSugar cream pie went posh at the May 1 pre-Rev dinner party at Plow & Anchor. Sorghum, balsamic, orange and pistachio garnished the 'sugar cream tart."Liz Biro/The StarIndyCar driver Simon Pagenaud is a foodie, so he was all ears as Rev guest celebrity chefs Vic "Vegas" Moea and Malcolm MItchell explained the work of professional chefs. The trio chatted on the red carpet at Rev May 2 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.Liz Biro/The StarRev is all about IndyCar driver-inspired cuisine. Each chef is paired with a driver, and that driver influences what the chef serves. Thunderbird's Andrew Whitmoyer prepared porcini-crusted pork tenderloin. The accompanying chow chow and corn fritter were an ode to driver Sage Karam's Pennsylvania roots.Liz Biro/The StarGyro meatballs with tzatziki sauce and fried pita were served by Revery chefs Mark Henrichs and Danny Salgado. The restaurant is in Greenwood.Liz Biro/The StarRook chef Carlos Salazar serve ramp vichyssoise garnished with corn and peekytoe crab at Rev May 2 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.Liz Biro/The StarRev guest celebrity chef Malcolm Mitchell of Washington, D.C., tends pork belly at Rev.Liz Biro/The StarPork belly siders with daikon and raspberry Melba sauce by chef Malcolm Mitchell at Rev.Liz Biro/The StarRev tastings ranged from homey to fancy to a combination of the two. Circle City Soups chef Roger Hawkins dolled up King David beef dogs with ramp kraut, beer mustard and sunny-side-up quail eggs.Liz Biro/The StarMore than 2,000 people attended Rev May 2 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Tasting stations, three stages, IndyCars and a few DJs were spread out in various pavilions and inside the Pagoda, where this was the view.Liz Biro/The StarNo introduction necessary. A sample of the famous St. Elmo Steak House shrimp cocktail at Rev.Liz Biro/The StarRev celebrity guest chef Vic "Vegas" Moea served tender country-style ribs with blue cheese slaw.Liz Biro/The StarTouchdown! Rev was the place for people-watching, especially when Colts quarterback Andrew Luck landed on the red carpet to chat with IndyCar driver Simon Pagenaud.Liz Biro/The StarScarlet baby kale salad was another dish by Rev guest celebrity chef Vic "Vegas" Moea.Liz Biro/The StarCitrus heirloom caprese salad at Rev featured tomatoes, mozzarella, olive oil, Meyer lemon juice, balsamic glaze and tiny fresh basil sprouts.Liz Biro/The StarBluebeard chef Abbi Merriss served vegetarian tartare featuring golden beets, cucumber, jalapeno, sugar snap peas and ginger vinaigrette on crispy wonton triangles at Rev May 2 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.Liz Biro/The StarYes, Indy Star beverage reporter Amy Haneline and I sipped a little red wine -- just a little.Liz Biro/The StarIndyCar drivers, Colts players and celebrity chefs inspired these two chefs to collect autographs right on their whites at Rev May 2 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.Liz Biro/The Star