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1995 Indianapolis 500 (Full Race) (Satellite Feed)
1995 Indianapolis 500
May 28th, 1995
Speedway, IN
ABC Satellite Feed
Announcers - Paul Page, Sam Posey, Bobby Unser
The Final Indianapolis 500 before "The Split"
After Team Penske's domination of the 1994 race, both of their drivers, 1993 500 champion Emerson Fittipaldi and 1992 and defending 500 winner Al Unser Jr. both failed to qualify for the 1995 race, the first time since 1968 that Penske Racing had failed to qualify a single car for the 500.
This would also be the final 500 that would be apart of the CART schedule, as the 500 would be run as part of the newly-formed IRL series for 1996.
Jacques Villeneuve, who early in the race had been penalized two laps for inadvertently passing the pace...
May 28th, 1995
Speedway, IN
ABC Satellite Feed
Announcers - Paul Page, Sam Posey, Bobby Unser
The Final Indianapolis 500 before "The Split"
After Team Penske's domination of the 1994 race, both of their drivers, 1993 500 champion Emerson Fittipaldi and 1992 and defending 500 winner Al Unser Jr. both failed to qualify for the 1995 race, the first time since 1968 that Penske Racing had failed to qualify a single car for the 500.
This would also be the final 500 that would be apart of the CART schedule, as the 500 would be run as part of the newly-formed IRL series for 1996.
Jacques Villeneuve, who early in the race had been penalized two laps for inadvertently passing the pace...
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2014 Chili Bowl Midget Nationals (Full Race)
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2014 Chili Bowl Midget Nationals January 18, 2014 Tulsa Expo Center Tulsa, Oklahoma Bryan Clauson wins his first and only Chili Bowl, snapping Kevin Swindell's four-year win streak in the process. Credit to Lucas Oil/MAVTV
IndyCar Series 2005 - Bombardier Learjet 500k at Texas - Tomas Scheckter Onboard (Full Race)
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2005 Bombardier Learjet 500k Texas Motor Speedway June 11, 2005 Full Race onboard with Tomas Scheckter of Panther Racing at Texas Motor Speedway in 2005 There is no team audio or TV broadcast audio, this is the raw in-car footage with the pure sound of the engine and race action. Notable Facts - Final win for Chevrolet as an engine manufacturer in IndyCar until 2012 at St. Petersburg - Final wi...
IndyCar 2005 - Bombardier Learjet 500 at Texas - Final Laps w/Scheckter Onboard
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Final 11 laps of the 2005 Texas IndyCar race with picture-in-picture with the ESPN broadcast and the onboard camera from Tomas Scheckter. Credit to IndyCar/ESPN
World Of Outlaws Kokomo 2020 - Spencer Bayston nearly avoids hitting the push truck
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After an accident, Spencer Bayston nearly avoids hitting a push truck headed to infield after being restarted Credit to WoO/DIRTVision
NASCAR Winston Cup Series 1994 - Brickyard 400 (Full Race) (Satellite Feed)
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NASCAR Winston Cup Series Brickyard 400 August 6, 1994 Indianapolis Motor Speedway ABC Satellite Feed Announcers - Bob Jenkins and Benny Parsons Race Results www.racing-reference.info/race/1994_Brickyard_400/W The first-ever NASCAR race held at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and the first race not named the Indianapolis 500 to be run at the speedway since the Harvest Classic in 1916 occurred o...
1988 Indianapolis 500 (Full Race) (Satellite Feed)
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1988 Indianapolis 500 Indianapolis Motor Speedway May 29, 1988 Speedway, Indiana ABC Satellite Feed Announcers - Paul Page, Sam Posey, and Bobby Unser Race Results www.racing-reference.info/race/1988-03/R The 72nd running of the Indianapolis 500 was dominated throughout the Month of May by Team Penske. Rick Mears had won the pole with a four-lap average speed of 219.198 mph, during his run he b...
1987 NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament Final Four - Indiana vs. UNLV (Full Game) (Satellite Feed)
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Indiana vs. UNLV March 28th, 1987 Louisiana Superdome CBS Satellite Feed Commentators - Brent Musberger and Billy Packer Box Score www.sports-reference.com/cbb/boxscores/1987-03-28-indiana.html One of the best games that showcased Bob Knight's coaching genius came in the 1987 NCAA Final Four against the number one team in the country, UNLV, who were 37-1 entering the Final Four. Bob Knight and ...
1997 Indianapolis 500 (Final Laps)
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The final 18 laps of the 1997 Indianapolis 500, including the controversial finish to the 500 This would be the final time USAC officiated the 500, as the controversial finish to the 500 along with the scoring scandal at the following race at Texas would be the last time that USAC officiated an IndyCar race after 42 years. (Includes post-race interviews and finish reactions) Timestamps (3:25) -...
2:17:40 That rabbit got shredded 🐇
2:14:00 "It wouldn't do anything to the wing. It's hard on the rabbit though." Jeez. edit: wow that just got worse and worse, lol.
56:25 Man I bet that Dodgers/Mets game was a good one. (I looked it up and indeed the whole series was fantastic, with each game decided by 1 run, lol.)
Baseball in May is irrelevant to all but the most hardcore baseball fans.
Rick changing to mag wheels not noticed by jack arute. First stop.
2:53:43 for anyone wanting to see the Rusty Wallace MGD #2 in the lead..for ever-so-briefly.
1:53:45 Mears unlaps himself. Bobby: Now what Rick needs is a yellow… Penske: Hold my beer. 1:54:40 yellow for Roger’s beer can on the track
I appreciate this being available now more than ever after watching Team Penske lock out the front row again....26 years later. What an accomplishment for a team. There's a reason it's so rare. And also to hear both the on air and off air thoughts and process of the best CART/Indy Car broadcast team of all time doing their first 500 together: Paul Page, Bobby Unser, and Sam Posey, with Jack Arute and Gary Gerold in the pits. Especially compared to the awful, cornball, screaming, overhyping NBC team these days, these guys were pure class.
Great post! These are the Indy 500's I grew up with! As a native of Eastern Pennsylvania, the Andretti's misfortunes Memorial Day weekend was a yearly tradition during my childhood. Just of note, this race was 36 years ago! Not 26...man I feel old. I was in pre-school in 1987-88...lol...
I’m I’m going😅😅😮
I've watched video of this race many times, but this is the first time I've seen it with the feed of the commentators when off-air during commercials. Great stuff. During a commercial was the best shot I've seen of where I sat in the crowd, also. This was the first Indy 500 which I attended in person, and it was the first time my wife (now ex) and I overnighted away from our twins, then age 3-1/2 months. Since then, I've been to the race many times, including with the kids who are now adults. In a few years, I expect to take my grandson.
RIP rabbit!😫
A race for remember, thanks USAC 😂
@ 3:18:16 I Remember 🤔 When Michael Andretti Just Could Not 🚫 Get Pass Raul Boesel. And Michael Andretti Started Shaking His Fist! 🏎️💪🏻🏎️😡😳😁😅😂🤣 I Think 🤔 That I Became A Fan Of Michael Andretti 🏎️💪🏻🏎️😳😁😅😂🤣 I Am Typing This At 5:20 p.m. , Wednesday Afternoon 🌁🛤️🛣️🏙️ , May 1, 2024.
I Remember 🤔 Watching This 1988 Indianapolis 500 Race At My Sister's👩🏻 Boyfriend's Apartment.🏢📺 I Remember 🤔 That I Was Pulling For Danny Sullivan To Win 🏁🏎️🥛🏆His 2nd Indianapolis 500 Victory!😁🤓 But , Unfortunately , That Was Not 🚫 To Be , As His Penske Teammate Rick Mears Won 🏁🏎️🥛🏆 Instead!😳🤓 But I Remember 🤔 Thankfully , That We Did Not 🚫 Have To Listen To Jim Lampley , Who Hosted The 1986 Indianapolis 500 Race 📺😳🤢🤮😅😂🤣 And The 1987 Indianapolis 500 Race 📺😳🤢🤮😅😂🤣 I Am Typing This At 2:48 p.m. , Wednesday Afternoon 🌁🛤️🛣️🏙️ , May 1, 2024.
14:45 - “What the 🤬 are they doing?”
...Arie's commentary of the IRL
the crowds back then were just huge and the excietment was also huge, the glory days are long gone but i still love indianapolis 500!
Yes they were! We sat right behind Mario's pit. Incidentally, I have a home video of this race, particularly the 'morning of' experience. It's on my YT channel.
Gotta keep going further back to find a young Roger Penske. The quest continues.
Might have to try HS year book....
He starts going gray around 1969, no joke.
14:43 This is a classic from Arie 😂 What an absolute mess USAC were that year
Love this era of IndyCar. To me, the sport started to go south in 2012 when they switched to the V6.
That was such a great game. I remember watching it from our rental, beach house in New Smyrna Beach, FL. It was the first day of Spring Break ‘87. #iubb #HOOSIERS
The Flying Dutchman is the GOAT. When I left the track I was horse for 2 days from screaming after he took the lead.
Al Unser 1/2 Rick Mears 1/2, rabbit 0. Cheers from eastern TN
What a crowd!!! NASCAR was so awesome in the 90s
omg these cars were like comparing f3 with f1. Indy 500 was ruined
145mph avg speed 😂😂
Those were the days 👍
Unreal
Paul Page's name must be included with the greatest sports broadcasters ever alongside Vin Scully, Par Summerall, Al Michaels, Bill King, Chick Hearn, and Dan Kelly.
the mainstream sports media don't consider open wheel racing a sport, there's nothing in sports that can compare to the Indianapolis 500 and i'm from upstate N.Y.!
Chris Schenkel as well
He was great for his sport, but he’s not on the same level as Al Michaels, who can expertly announce multiple sports.
Just finished watching this 1988 Indianapolis 500 Mile Race. 3 Things to note; 1. Seeing this history making race 35 years after it was run was a total thrill all over again. Rick Mears is my Hero right along side of the Great A.J. Foyt. 2. I've been a true fan of Jim Crawford, the "Flying Scott," even before tremendous Dario Franchitti. His courage and humility was nothing short of heroic and I'll never forget him. 3. I must thank those from "The Digital Archive" for posting this race in its "Satellite Format." It gave true fans of "The 500" a look behind the scenes at just what it takes to put on an event of this enormity and importance. Paul Page is standing in the annals of broadcast history side by side with his mentor, "The Great Sid Collins." I so hope that I am able to find many more RUclips broadcasts of this Historic Race, a piece of Americana, presented in this Satellite Broadcast format. Thank you once again for this wonderful channel allowing me and all Indy Racing Fans Our look at History!
7:50 Where was the travel? HIs left foot was his pivot foot and he kept it on the ground.
On the night of the title game I made $140 on a "rush job" for some student (always got calls during big games for some reason), and on the way home, some drunk college student asks me if I'd turn down my girlfriend for a BASKETBALL GAME. I'm like "who wouldn't?"
Boy they were not even close on the final run down. Mears, Emmo, Unser, Mi. Andretti and Rahal were the official top 5. Crawford finished 6th. They showed Jim's rather slow pit stop with 5 to go - I knew 2nd had to wrong but timing and scoring was not exactly "tight" in 1988 especially because USAC was a complete joke. Tony George should have booted USAC and let CART run the 500 - but all that Brickyard 400 money made him think he could take over open wheel racing via the IRL........look who owns the Speedway now Tony...........eventually the George family got fed up with his antics and removed him from making day to day decisions about the speedway.
Danny's Penske PC-17 in that gold Miller livery and those flush chrome wheels is the best looking Indy car of all time. A shame his right front wing failed he'd have won it running away...
Unser had both adjusters fail on the front wing - but he was always a bit more cautious as a driver - kept it on track so they could tape the wings "close" to what they needed to be. I suspect the rabbit he exploded took out the right side adjuster (the left failed 1st).
Man Paul Page was an ornery dude...could not have been more nasty to Bobby U
Great driving
16:54 Race start 🟩
This is one of the few things the IRL got right, that engine noise is beautiful.
don't forget the utterly gorgeous car design of the IR-03s and IR-05s.
IRL got everything right in a sense. Perfect oval series and insane races but it was at a cost of destroying Indycar.
It's a good sound. But I think CART from the late 90s, early 2000s has a way better engine sound.
Thank you fro the redifusion OF THE RACE !!! GREETINGS FROM FRANCE
That’s gotta be one of the worst bonehead moments in NASCAR. Brett spinning his brother out. Geoff would have won the race. This was the start of the Jeff Gordon that would come to dominate for years to come. A heck of a finish.
Please do more of these!!!!!!!!
RIP Bryan
RIP Bob Jenkins and Benny Parsons. You two are legends.
Rest In Peace Bob and Benny. This day and Daytona 1998 are the best in NASCAR history.
2:09:15 Brett vs Geoff
From what I remember of the story 1:17:00 was the source of the family problems between Brett and Geoff that Geoff mentioned in his interview. If I recall correctly Geoff was having an emotional affair with Tanya that ended up leading to his divorce. Considering that his wife was normally a pit road fixture and she'd not been at several races that summer, it at least makes the story I remember plausible.
pennzoil moda! pennzoil!!
Would LOVE to see more satellite feed of Indianapolis 500 races like this. The 1995 race is out there somewhere in satellite feed form.
The '95 race in raw feed is so entertaining...a lot more between commercial banter with Bobby U who's hilarious...!
Actually if you search for the brazilian broadcast you'll find the satellite feed. It is possible to understand in that feed when Jacques Villeneuve passed the pace car twice (something missed on ABC telecast)
What an awesome race! Thank you for uploading!
Bob Jenkins and Benny Parsons did a great job doing this broadcast! We miss you Bob and Benny we hope you all are having fun in heaven
Just wow!
Paul Page was anon air director
This is the only version that exists without the audio clipping that is shown in almost every highlight reel. Insane.
6:18 Mary Fendrich Hulman: Gentlemen Start Your Engines....
Thank you, Rick