Indy 500

Montoya is racing... that should be good for at least one wreck.

The Monaco race was this morning, then the Indy this afternoon, then NASCAR.

But it's a nice day out... so I'll just have to check in and out and see what's going on.
 
how exactly do they manage to make going over 200 mph seem so mind numbingly boring? is it on purpose or do they simply not know any better?
 
So many of the cars so evenly matched, these last 20 laps could be the most exciting Indy has ever seen...
 
Anyone going to watch it today?

I lived miles from the track until I was 12 years old and never once went to see the Indy 500. I was more into dragsters, luckily I lived right across the street from the International Raceway Park ( now called the Lucas Oil Raceway Park).

The old drive in theater converted to campgrounds every year for the NHRA U.S. Nationals.
 
I lived miles from the track until I was 12 years old and never once went to see the Indy 500. I was more into dragsters, luckily I lived right across the street from the International Raceway Park ( now called the Lucas Oil Raceway Park).

The old drive in theater converted to campgrounds every year for the NHRA U.S. Nationals.

Ive been to that drive in lol
 
Being a long time Mario Andretti fan, I was rooting for Marco, but it was an exciting finish.
 
I read somewhere that when the Indy finishes, the drivers weigh 4kg more on one side of their body because the constant g-force forces blood and other fluids to that side. The leg and arm on that side are nocibaly larger in size.
Apparently it takes up to 5 days for the lymph fluids and other stuff (except blood) to even out again.

I watch the race just to see if I can see this.
 
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