I can’t tell from your sports coverage if there is a race in Indiana this year at the 500. Have you heard anything about this?
A. D.
Our chief text focus is on the race itself. Apart from that, we may do other coverage on merit. We have also had some photo coverage of this year’s events already: GBU Editor
REUTERS photo by Steve Baker
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I thought there were 33 cars in the race. ABC showed the top 3 and Danica. Eddie Cheever and Scott Goodyear were great. Where was Paul Page? He is the personifaction of the race and it needed him. His replacement is a good journeyman but Paul is the master.
I saw Marco’s team trying to work on the rear wing as he pulled out. Did he leave too quickly. Tony Kanan’s crash was caused by all the traffic not just Marco.
The start was beautiful; aligned rows like the old days.
- Posted by Al King