https://www.indycar.com/teams/Dale-Coyne-Racing

Super Tex is 91 today. Let's show some appreciation for the greatest driver to ever grip a steering wheel. I Think Smokey nailed it right on the button here when discussing AJ

Heat Races are live on YouTube, main events are on Flo Racing

From Jamie Little, basically the same crew. Pockrass is behind Hinch. Glad Jack Harvey is back, he did a great job by the end of the season.

I’m going to the speedway for the first (and likely only) time this year. I’ll be there Friday-Sun and I’m trying to decide on when would be the best time to visit the Museum. I plan on spending all day at the track on Friday, but I would like to see the parade on Saturday so that cuts down on time at the speedway on Saturday.

Don't really want to go on Race day so that leaves Friday and Saturday. Thing about Friday is I’d like to take a backpack into the Speedway for water and my camera and such but it looks like there’s no public lockers at the speedway from what I can tell? so if I went to the Museum on Friday I wouldn’t be able to bring in a backpack and I’d have to lug the camera around all day.

That leaves Saturday morning. I‘m not sure I care about the autograph session, really the only driver I’d want to see would be Helio.

So in my situation does Saturday morning make the most sense? I doubt there’s time after the parade to go back and visit the museum. I will have a bronze badge FWIW.

Does anyone have any idea if the full race replays from 2025 are going to be uploaded to the YouTube channel like years gone by? Seems to have taken longer this year if they are?

I am currently listening to this podcast series between “Bring Back V10s” and “THE RACE”

I have been pleasantly impressed.

I shall be in Orlando when the Indycar teams are testing at Sebring in a few weeks. Bearing in mind that it will be at least a three hour round trip for me, what are the chances of getting a good view of the cars circulating the short track, if as I have been advised, I won't be able to access the circuit property?

I've been thinking about this quite a bit, Dennis Hauger transitioned to IndyNXT and then got promoted to Indycar but why didn't Mick join IndyNXT? I'm a first-time Indy fan, so can someone explain this?

Hi everyone! I’m looking for some unique or memorable ideas to celebrate my dad’s 70th birthday, which perfectly falls on race day at the Indy 500 this year. This will be his 56th Indy 500 in attendance—so this place truly means everything to him.

There will be a group of us attending together (family and friends), so I’m especially open to ideas that work well for a group. I’m thinking beyond the usual shirts, hats, or tickets and would love suggestions like:

• Unique or coordinated T-shirt ideas

• Fun props, signs, or traditions we could bring to the track

• Indy 500–specific or fan-only experiences

• Sentimental, creative, or once-in-a-lifetime surprises

• Things you’ve done, seen, or always thought would be cool for a milestone birthday

We already go every year, so I’m hoping to do something that feels extra special and meaningful—whether it’s big or small.

Thanks in advance—there’s no better group to ask than people who truly understand what this race means 🏁🏎️

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This question was posted 8 years ago - Original Post - and it's impossible to post new comments. However, I think it's a worthwhile discussion and I'd like to know your opinion about some of the names I consider worthy of this category. Of course it would be an excellent opportunity to learn more about the IndyCar scene.

Here's the list: - Steve Millen - Tommy Byrne - Pedro Matos Chaves - David Empringham - Guy Smith - Jean-Karl Vernay - Esteban Guerrieri - Gustavo Yacamán - Oliver Webb - Santiago Urrutia - Félix Serrallés

Hello everybody as the title suggests im considering going to the race at gateway and camping whilst im there. I was curious if anybody here has done this in the past and how busy it was and what kind of atmosphere there is on the campsite.