Official Indy 500 thread
Ok, its pretty late to start this thread. But why not? This is when I sit down around the tv/ computer.
I seldom watch Indy Car racing. But I always watch the 500. I recognize a lot of the drivers, but meet most with indifference. I always say that to enjoy a sport, you need to want someone (or one team) to win. And it helps if there is someone you want to lose as well. And it is with that in mind that I suggest we make some picks!
Here is a full look at the 2014 Indianapolis 500 starting grid:
Row 1:
No. 20 Ed Carpenter
No. 27 James Hinchcliffe
No. 12 Will Power
Row 2:
No. 3 Helio Castroneves
No. 77 Simon Pagenaud
No. 25 Marco Andretti
Row 3:
No. 34 Carlos Munoz
No. 67 Josef Newgarden
No. 21 JR Hildebrand
Row 4:
No. 2 Juan Pablo Montoya
No. 9 Scott Dixon
No. 26 Kurt Busch
Row 5:
No. 98 Jack Hawksworth
No. 19 Justin Wilson
No. 7 Mikhail Aleshin
Row 6:
No. 10 Tony Kanaan
No. 11 Sebastien Bourdais
No. 16 Oriol Servia
Row 7:
No. 28 Ryan Hunter-Reay
No. 15 Graham Rahal
No. 18 Carlos Huertas
Row 8:
No. 63 Pippa Mann
No. 14 Takuma Sato
No. 68 Alex Tagliani
Row 9:
No. 6 Townsend Bell
No. 83 Charlie Kimball
No. 5 Jacques Villeneuve
Row 10:
No. 33 James Davison
No. 41 Martin Plowman
No. 8 Ryan Briscoe
Row 11:
No. 22 Sage Karam
No. 17 Sebastian Saavedra
No. 91 Buddy Lazier
I'll pick
1. Kurt Busch!
2. Peblo
3. James Hinchcliffe
I seldom watch Indy Car racing. But I always watch the 500. I recognize a lot of the drivers, but meet most with indifference. I always say that to enjoy a sport, you need to want someone (or one team) to win. And it helps if there is someone you want to lose as well. And it is with that in mind that I suggest we make some picks!
Here is a full look at the 2014 Indianapolis 500 starting grid:
Row 1:
No. 20 Ed Carpenter
No. 27 James Hinchcliffe
No. 12 Will Power
Row 2:
No. 3 Helio Castroneves
No. 77 Simon Pagenaud
No. 25 Marco Andretti
Row 3:
No. 34 Carlos Munoz
No. 67 Josef Newgarden
No. 21 JR Hildebrand
Row 4:
No. 2 Juan Pablo Montoya
No. 9 Scott Dixon
No. 26 Kurt Busch
Row 5:
No. 98 Jack Hawksworth
No. 19 Justin Wilson
No. 7 Mikhail Aleshin
Row 6:
No. 10 Tony Kanaan
No. 11 Sebastien Bourdais
No. 16 Oriol Servia
Row 7:
No. 28 Ryan Hunter-Reay
No. 15 Graham Rahal
No. 18 Carlos Huertas
Row 8:
No. 63 Pippa Mann
No. 14 Takuma Sato
No. 68 Alex Tagliani
Row 9:
No. 6 Townsend Bell
No. 83 Charlie Kimball
No. 5 Jacques Villeneuve
Row 10:
No. 33 James Davison
No. 41 Martin Plowman
No. 8 Ryan Briscoe
Row 11:
No. 22 Sage Karam
No. 17 Sebastian Saavedra
No. 91 Buddy Lazier
I'll pick
1. Kurt Busch!
2. Peblo
3. James Hinchcliffe
Hunter-Reay wins! His first Indy 500 win
Kurt Busch finished 6th - not too shabby. That ties the record for the best finish by any driver doing the double (Indy500/Coca-cola600). We'll see if he can beat Tony's finish of 3rd in 2001 after he finished 6th in the Indy 500. I'm really cheering for him.
Peblo finished 5th. He blew it speeding on pit row under green. Reminds of that time in SprintCup that he swore on the lives of his wife and his child that he wasn't speeding on pit road, but they busted him in 3 zones
Kurt Busch finished 6th - not too shabby. That ties the record for the best finish by any driver doing the double (Indy500/Coca-cola600). We'll see if he can beat Tony's finish of 3rd in 2001 after he finished 6th in the Indy 500. I'm really cheering for him.
Peblo finished 5th. He blew it speeding on pit row under green. Reminds of that time in SprintCup that he swore on the lives of his wife and his child that he wasn't speeding on pit road, but they busted him in 3 zones
I listened to the radio broadcast as I was working on my grandparents farm. I'm used to that though as I've spent many Memorial Day weekends in Indiana where the TV broadcast is blacked out. Very exciting finish.
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