Tony is fantastic. Idk how anyone could dislike him. Ya know if Larson has to not race at Indy next week kanaan takes the refresher for McLaren on Thursday there is a tiny chance of him in the 500 again.
This was the 2nd Indy 500 I attended; my 1st was back in 1960 when Rathmann beat Ward in a thriller; they exchanged the lead at least a dozen times the last 100 laps. My regret...I shouldn't have waited 54 years!
Truly one of the greatest races.The weather was absolutely perfect that day....79 degrees and brilliant sunshine.I had forgot Townsend Bell was involved in the re-start crash with Hinchcliffe and Carpenter.That's why I watch these races over and over.
Indy 500 Success in the Field: 8 wins among 6 winners 3-Helio Castroneves (2001, 2002, 2009) 5-Jacques Villeneuve (1995) 91-Buddy Lazier (1996) 2-Juan Pablo Montoya (2000) 9-Scott Dixon (2008) 10-Tony Kanaan (2013) Indy 500 Experience in the Field: 149 previous starts Most Experienced Starters 91-Buddy Lazier-W (17) 3-Helio Castroneves-W (13) 10-Tony Kanaan-W (12) 9-Scott Dixon-W (11) 20-Ed Carpenter (10) IndyCar Success in the Field: 195 wins and 12 National Championships among 20 starters National Champions: 11-Sebastien Bourdais (2004, 2005, 2006, 2007 CCWS) 9-Scott Dixon-W (2003, 2008, 2013) 5-Jacques Villeneuve-W (1995 CART) 2-Juan Pablo Montoya-W (1999 CART) 91-Buddy Lazier-W (2000) 10-Tony Kanaan-W (2004) 28-Ryan Hunter-Reay (2012) Most IndyCar Wins 9-Scott Dixon-W (32 wins) 11-Sebastien Bourdais (31) 3-Helio Castroneves-W (29) 12-Will Power (22) 10-Tony Kanaan-W (16) Most IndyCar Experience 3-Helio Castroneves-W (281 starts) 10-Tony Kanaan-W (280) 9-Scott Dixon-W (221) 68-Alex Tagliani (201) 16-Oriol Servia (194) Average Age: 31.364 Oldest Starter: 91-Buddy Lazier-W (46) Youngest Starter: 22-Sage Karam-R (19) Nations Represented (11) United States - 11 Australia - 3 Brazil - 2 Canada - 3 Colombia - 4 England - 4 France - 2 Japan - 1 New Zealand - 1 Russia - 1 Spain - 1 Short Track Racing Graduates 26-Kurt Busch 20-Ed Carpenter 12-Will Power Rookies 26-Kurt Busch (USA) 25 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series wins International Race of Champions (2003) Craftsman Truck Series Rookie of the Year (2000) 98-Jack Hawksworth (GBR) 3 Indy Lights wins Star Mazda Championship (2012) 8 wins 7-Mikhail Aleshin (RUS) World Series by Renault Championship (2010) 4 wins 9 German F3 Trophy wins 18-Carlos Huertas (COL) 1 World Series by Renault win 33-James Davison (AUS) 2 Indy Lights wins 1 Star Mazda Series win 41-Martin Plowman (GBR) FIA World Endurance Championship-LMP2 Class co-Champion (2013) 2 class wins 24 Hours of Le Mans LMP2 Class winner (2013) 1 Indy Lights win 2 American Le Mans Series LMP2 Class wins 22-Sage Karam (USA) Indy Lights Championship (2013) 3 wins 5 Star Mazda Series wins U.S.F2000 Championship (2010) 9 wins.
I was in Turn 3 also been there every since 2002 Hunter Reay my mom's driver wins my driver Helio gets 2nd and my dad roots for Marco got 3rd great race great battle Helio losing stung but it was an epic battle
Such a good race - I was in the grandstands at the entry of turn one (truly a great spot if you go, you can see all the way down the frontstrrtch to Turn 4 and all the way to turn 2)
IndyCar has retired working for ESPN and ABC for 54 years, Saint Petersburg Grand Prix, Indianapolis Grand Prix, Indianapolis 500 and Chevrolet Grand Prix in Detroit done done with ABC/ESPN 1954-2018, In 2019 St. Petersburg Grand Prix, Indianapolis Grand Prix, Indianapolis 500 and Chevrolet Grand Prix of Detroit are now on NBC Sports, Peacock, CNBC and USA Network
Thank Goodness, ABC-TV'S Not Doing The Indianapolis 500 Race, Anymore! I Thought, "What's Going On, With Seeing🖥 👀 The Video 📹 🤔, Keeps Repeating? 🤔 😂 🤣 😳 🙄 Thanks, Indianapolis Motor Speedway, For Posting 📫 These 📹 Video s! Written By John Clark, Monday Morning 🌄 3:42 a.m , May 9, 2022!
What a breath of fresh air Allen Bestwick's Indy 500 debut was! After giving us the drama queen Todd Harris and milquetoast muppet Marty Reid, ABC finally gave us a quality broadcaster who loves the sport and is passionate about it. He's now the Speedway's PA announcer.
Vince Welch, we could have all done without your dandy poetics and metaphors concerning the "Yard of Bricks" start/finish line at Indy at around 3:27. So, for those who'd rather bypass that flowery drivel, let me tell you that the Indy Motor Speedway was built in 1909 under the supervision of Carl Graham Fisher (1874-1938) and was originally paved with a substance known as taroid (a tar and oil mix) and crushed stone. However, the bits of stone came loose and chuckholes had been formed during the first auto races held at the track causing fatal accidents. So Mr. Fisher decided to use an all-brick surface on his track. Later, to increase racing speeds, much of that brick surface was covered with asphalt, and by 1961, the entire speedway was paved over with asphalt save a one yard wide length of uncovered bricks at the start/finish line--the "Brickyard." ("Save", in this context, means "except for.")
@Evan Stowell (Student) nope its Ryan Briscoe at Chicagoland, Bracks was similar. Briscoe broke both collarbones among other injuries, but was back racing months later.
To be fair, Kurt had far and away the most 500 miles races under his belt; probably 120-130 at the time (not including the World 600), while even the highly experienced IndyCar guys like Buddy, Helio, & TK didn't have that many 500-mile starts COMBINED!
@@NotSteveCook Well and also once you drive a legend car or cup car you will have no problem driving a F1 or Indy car. A stock car and legend car you live your entire race loose with the back end coming around. So getting into a car with downforce that was actually built from the ground up to go fast it’s a lot easier. Now people that have never raced dirt, asphalt, off-road they will make stuff up and say stuff but they’ve never raced before. Now take a modern F1 or Indy drivers and put them in a stock car they always do terrible because they are not use to just how loose and difficult it is to control a cup car. If you notice the most successful cup drivers have a long history with dirt racing. Dale Earnhardt, Jimmie Johnson, Jeff Gordon, tony Stewart. Where dale jr. had no dirt experience and he got killed just like Danica. Juan Pablo Montoya said In an interview. For all the Indy and f1 drivers making fun of my nascar failure just know this “driving a cup car when it’s perfect and ready to win the car feels like a f1 or Indy car that’s about to crash when your heart is in your throat. But for a stock car that’s the exact feeling you want every single lap” now any human can learn it and do it. I’ve raced winged sprint,legend,stock, trophy trucks, dirt asphalt off-road and you can do it and I refuse to believe anybody can’t do it unless you have a disability. It’s a matter of want. The problem is f1 and Indy cars are extremely fun because they do everything you ask where a stock car you are pissed off 99% of the time because the car isn’t doing anything you want. You have guys that drive in circles mad and then some of us drive around figuring out how to win and figure out what the car is actually good at. Because all of the cars are different with 1950 technology. Anybody can learn it but you really want dirt experience because they are so loose on pavement you have to steer with the gas and brake. The steering wheel only works the first 5-10laps then it won’t turn without the gas and brake.
agreed, he truly didn’t receive enough credit for the drive he put on, and then to hop in the plane to race the 600 a few hours later is insane. what could’ve been…
1:39:00 finding out that you don’t break into the corner in Indianapolis but in NASCAR you do this is why I wanted to do Indycar but I did it on Forza Motorsport 7
I honestly don’t think that wreck was Hinch’s fault. Yes they were 3 wide, no it wasn’t a good a good idea, but Townsend hit carpenter ever so slightly and pushed him into Hinch. If anything, Hinch should be pissed at Carpenter.
Townsend Bell...go back to Go-Kart racing where you won't get someone killed! Ed Carpenter should grab a brain, he got pushed down onto Hinchcliffe who quite frankly had the lower position solidly made! Carpenter's spotter was so worried about Bell he failed to see Hinchcliffe move in underneath. Bell bumps tires with Carpenter and forces him into Hinchcliffe! Bell drives away like an impaired driver who has just caused a major accident but could care less just as long as it wasn't him/her.....
As a Canadian Hinchcliffe fan that was sitting in SV Vista above turn 1 that day, right behind some staunch Ed Carpenter fans I can say that the public perception was that Hinch was at fault lol. Those guys were friendly with us until that crash, when they stopped talking to us lol
Love the feature about Tony Kannan. He’s still my all time favorite Indycar driver.
Tony is fantastic. Idk how anyone could dislike him. Ya know if Larson has to not race at Indy next week kanaan takes the refresher for McLaren on Thursday there is a tiny chance of him in the 500 again.
This was the 2nd Indy 500 I attended; my 1st was back in 1960 when Rathmann beat Ward in a thriller; they exchanged the lead at least a dozen times the last 100 laps. My regret...I shouldn't have waited 54 years!
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Jim Nabors, "Back Home Again in Indiana " (1972~2014) his final song 2014.
Thank you Jim !
i get goosebumps when i hear Jim Nabors singing "Back Home Again in Indiana"
Truly one of the greatest races.The weather was absolutely perfect that day....79 degrees and brilliant sunshine.I had forgot Townsend Bell was involved in the re-start crash with Hinchcliffe and Carpenter.That's why I watch these races over and over.
I watch em over and over too. Can't get enough. Like a fine cigar, they age over time. 2013-2015 were REALLY good years I didn't realize at the time.
1:00:11 Goosebumps. From the command to the firing of the engines to the seamless start of the reports, this moment always gives me goosebumps.
Indy 500 Success in the Field: 8 wins among 6 winners
3-Helio Castroneves (2001, 2002, 2009)
5-Jacques Villeneuve (1995)
91-Buddy Lazier (1996)
2-Juan Pablo Montoya (2000)
9-Scott Dixon (2008)
10-Tony Kanaan (2013)
Indy 500 Experience in the Field: 149 previous starts
Most Experienced Starters
91-Buddy Lazier-W (17)
3-Helio Castroneves-W (13)
10-Tony Kanaan-W (12)
9-Scott Dixon-W (11)
20-Ed Carpenter (10)
IndyCar Success in the Field: 195 wins and 12 National Championships among 20 starters
National Champions:
11-Sebastien Bourdais (2004, 2005, 2006, 2007 CCWS)
9-Scott Dixon-W (2003, 2008, 2013)
5-Jacques Villeneuve-W (1995 CART)
2-Juan Pablo Montoya-W (1999 CART)
91-Buddy Lazier-W (2000)
10-Tony Kanaan-W (2004)
28-Ryan Hunter-Reay (2012)
Most IndyCar Wins
9-Scott Dixon-W (32 wins)
11-Sebastien Bourdais (31)
3-Helio Castroneves-W (29)
12-Will Power (22)
10-Tony Kanaan-W (16)
Most IndyCar Experience
3-Helio Castroneves-W (281 starts)
10-Tony Kanaan-W (280)
9-Scott Dixon-W (221)
68-Alex Tagliani (201)
16-Oriol Servia (194)
Average Age: 31.364
Oldest Starter: 91-Buddy Lazier-W (46)
Youngest Starter: 22-Sage Karam-R (19)
Nations Represented (11)
United States - 11
Australia - 3
Brazil - 2
Canada - 3
Colombia - 4
England - 4
France - 2
Japan - 1
New Zealand - 1
Russia - 1
Spain - 1
Short Track Racing Graduates
26-Kurt Busch
20-Ed Carpenter
12-Will Power
Rookies
26-Kurt Busch (USA)
25 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series wins
International Race of Champions (2003)
Craftsman Truck Series Rookie of the Year (2000)
98-Jack Hawksworth (GBR)
3 Indy Lights wins
Star Mazda Championship (2012)
8 wins
7-Mikhail Aleshin (RUS)
World Series by Renault Championship (2010)
4 wins
9 German F3 Trophy wins
18-Carlos Huertas (COL)
1 World Series by Renault win
33-James Davison (AUS)
2 Indy Lights wins
1 Star Mazda Series win
41-Martin Plowman (GBR)
FIA World Endurance Championship-LMP2 Class co-Champion (2013)
2 class wins
24 Hours of Le Mans LMP2 Class winner (2013)
1 Indy Lights win
2 American Le Mans Series LMP2 Class wins
22-Sage Karam (USA)
Indy Lights Championship (2013)
3 wins
5 Star Mazda Series wins
U.S.F2000 Championship (2010)
9 wins.
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@@Railfan705 Cool
And 2 of the British were killed...
This probably stands as one of the most exciting 500s. Start to finish
One? YES! &, IMHO, As One Who Has(Happily)Watched Every Indy SINCE 1965: Most Exciting? It's CLOSE! Be Well, Jocelyn!! ;-)
2017 was up there too
2021 begs to call
I notice that people say ‘that was one of the best 500s ever’ pretty much every year. Says a lot about how exciting the race always is.
In May 2, 2021 Bobby Unser the IndyCar legend died 1934-2021 Rest In Peace
Piece to the legends
I miss him announcing or reporting from the short chute he told like it was honest and very detailed and in depth lots of info! RIP❤
Always loved it when Bobby was a commentator. He was very humble and always fun to listen to. Definitely showing my age.😊
Bobby Unser, one of the greatest drivers ever, and THE GREATEST ABC announcer at the 500 of all time.
ratio'd by allen bestwick
"Now what you're seeing here is debris, probably the worst thing for a driver"
"Danny Sullivan only won because of luck"
This was bobby unser.
The Indianapolis Motor Speedway has really got to upload the Indy 500 telecasts from 1972 and 1976!
3:08:50 One of the best moves I've ever seen!
Searched this race just to see this move again 3:08:55 and in general their amazing battle in those last laps
Here from Reddit, wtf was that milk ad?! 24:35
one of the most exciting races. I was there in turn three. Helio and Marco just didn't have enough horsepower for Ryan Hunter Reay.
I was in Turn 3 also been there every since 2002 Hunter Reay my mom's driver wins my driver Helio gets 2nd and my dad roots for Marco got 3rd great race great battle Helio losing stung but it was an epic battle
@@gagemcpherson4454 You're 21 now
Such a good race - I was in the grandstands at the entry of turn one (truly a great spot if you go, you can see all the way down the frontstrrtch to Turn 4 and all the way to turn 2)
I really wish the Saint Petersburg, Indianapolis Grand Prix, Indianapolis 500 and Detroit races was on NBC sports and NBCSN
IndyCar has retired working for ESPN and ABC for 54 years, Saint Petersburg Grand Prix, Indianapolis Grand Prix, Indianapolis 500 and Chevrolet Grand Prix in Detroit done done with ABC/ESPN 1954-2018, In 2019 St. Petersburg Grand Prix, Indianapolis Grand Prix, Indianapolis 500 and Chevrolet Grand Prix of Detroit are now on NBC Sports, Peacock, CNBC and USA Network
jim nabors got the full indy 500 pre race treatment complete with the most famous words in motor racing
Jim Nabors "Back home again in Indiana " 1972~2014 his last song
Thank Goodness, ABC-TV'S Not Doing The Indianapolis 500 Race, Anymore! I Thought, "What's Going On, With Seeing🖥 👀 The Video 📹 🤔, Keeps Repeating? 🤔 😂 🤣 😳 🙄 Thanks, Indianapolis Motor Speedway, For Posting 📫 These 📹 Video s! Written By John Clark, Monday Morning 🌄 3:42 a.m , May 9, 2022!
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Lady and Gentlemen,Start Your Engine !
Mari Hulman George(1934~2018)
Jim Nabors(1930~2017)
What a breath of fresh air Allen Bestwick's Indy 500 debut was! After giving us the drama queen Todd Harris and milquetoast muppet Marty Reid, ABC finally gave us a quality broadcaster who loves the sport and is passionate about it. He's now the Speedway's PA announcer.
James Hinchcliffe legendary class act
It would be helpful if the series did not feature a picture of the winner
The race happened 5 years ago.....
that's true but for all the new fans it's a spoiler
@@danieltaylor1666 hi daniel.
@@danieltaylor1666 did u know that this 2014 Indy 500 race actually held alongside the live premiere of LoveLive Sunshine the movie Over The Rainbow?
Please note that 2014 Indy 500 race actually held alongside the live premiere of LoveLive Sunshine The Movie Over The Rainbow.
NO MORE NOTES pls!!!!
Race starts @ 1:08:35
No interview to the 3rd place Marco Andretti. Yikes
Can you edit this video Indianapolis Motor Speedway?? There are some moments that are cut off all the time
the good old days
Jackie Stewart? Shouldn't it be SIR Jackie Stewart?
apparently, the U.S doesn't care about British titles
Yes we do, this particular guy didn’t
What kind of hair gel does Helio use? Concrete? Seriously after a 500 mile race his hair is spectacular.
ALWAYS play the DELTA FORCE THEME song when doing the Indianapolis 500 intro!
Rooting for Kurt Busch! Because he's the older brother of my favorite driver in NASCAR
3:06:55
Kyle Busch‘s brother is racing at Indianapolis! OMG I am shocked
I just hope Kyle Wins the Indianapolis 500 if he runs it
00:02:04 Dr. Jerry Punch: But today, folks!
Vince Welch, we could have all done without your dandy poetics and metaphors concerning the "Yard of Bricks" start/finish line at Indy at around 3:27. So, for those who'd rather bypass that flowery drivel, let me tell you that the Indy Motor Speedway was built in 1909 under the supervision of Carl Graham Fisher (1874-1938) and was originally paved with a substance known as taroid (a tar and oil mix) and crushed stone. However, the bits of stone came loose and chuckholes had been formed during the first auto races held at the track causing fatal accidents. So Mr. Fisher decided to use an all-brick surface on his track. Later, to increase racing speeds, much of that brick surface was covered with asphalt, and by 1961, the entire speedway was paved over with asphalt save a one yard wide length of uncovered bricks at the start/finish line--the "Brickyard." ("Save", in this context, means "except for.")
Anyone know what crash that was at 26:30?
Ryan Briscoe, Chicago 2005.
@Evan Stowell (Student) nope its Ryan Briscoe at Chicagoland, Bracks was similar. Briscoe broke both collarbones among other injuries, but was back racing months later.
@@viniciusvergueiromagnabosc8989 they forgot to put Wheldon's fatal wreck in 2011 LVMS.
Why do they always show the wives and girlfriends? They are almost never around that long.
Kurt Busch did absolutely great
To be fair, Kurt had far and away the most 500 miles races under his belt; probably 120-130 at the time (not including the World 600), while even the highly experienced IndyCar guys like Buddy, Helio, & TK didn't have that many 500-mile starts COMBINED!
@@NotSteveCook imagine if Kurt didn’t wreck his primary car
@@NotSteveCook Well and also once you drive a legend car or cup car you will have no problem driving a F1 or Indy car. A stock car and legend car you live your entire race loose with the back end coming around. So getting into a car with downforce that was actually built from the ground up to go fast it’s a lot easier. Now people that have never raced dirt, asphalt, off-road they will make stuff up and say stuff but they’ve never raced before. Now take a modern F1 or Indy drivers and put them in a stock car they always do terrible because they are not use to just how loose and difficult it is to control a cup car. If you notice the most successful cup drivers have a long history with dirt racing. Dale Earnhardt, Jimmie Johnson, Jeff Gordon, tony Stewart. Where dale jr. had no dirt experience and he got killed just like Danica. Juan Pablo Montoya said In an interview. For all the Indy and f1 drivers making fun of my nascar failure just know this “driving a cup car when it’s perfect and ready to win the car feels like a f1 or Indy car that’s about to crash when your heart is in your throat. But for a stock car that’s the exact feeling you want every single lap” now any human can learn it and do it. I’ve raced winged sprint,legend,stock, trophy trucks, dirt asphalt off-road and you can do it and I refuse to believe anybody can’t do it unless you have a disability. It’s a matter of want. The problem is f1 and Indy cars are extremely fun because they do everything you ask where a stock car you are pissed off 99% of the time because the car isn’t doing anything you want. You have guys that drive in circles mad and then some of us drive around figuring out how to win and figure out what the car is actually good at. Because all of the cars are different with 1950 technology. Anybody can learn it but you really want dirt experience because they are so loose on pavement you have to steer with the gas and brake. The steering wheel only works the first 5-10laps then it won’t turn without the gas and brake.
30:58 Starting Line Up. Drivers
3:06:40
Jim Nabors ❤
1:02:57 *1969 winner
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well helio got 4 now
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No one gives Kurt Busch kudos for what he accomplished that day. Rookie never raced an Indy Car and finishes 6th. Never happen again. Good job Kutt
agreed, he truly didn’t receive enough credit for the drive he put on, and then to hop in the plane to race the 600 a few hours later is insane. what could’ve been…
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24:54 Hey, who’s the black monster
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1:39:00 finding out that you don’t break into the corner in Indianapolis but in NASCAR you do this is why I wanted to do Indycar but I did it on Forza Motorsport 7
I honestly don’t think that wreck was Hinch’s fault. Yes they were 3 wide, no it wasn’t a good a good idea, but Townsend hit carpenter ever so slightly and pushed him into Hinch. If anything, Hinch should be pissed at Carpenter.
like you know like my boyfrahhhind like won ya knoe?
Townsend Bell...go back to Go-Kart racing where you won't get someone killed! Ed Carpenter should grab a brain, he got pushed down onto Hinchcliffe who quite frankly had the lower position solidly made! Carpenter's spotter was so worried about Bell he failed to see Hinchcliffe move in underneath. Bell bumps tires with Carpenter and forces him into Hinchcliffe! Bell drives away like an impaired driver who has just caused a major accident but could care less just as long as it wasn't him/her.....
Hinch was the 3rd man into the corner. Bell and Ed were already side by side.
As a Canadian Hinchcliffe fan that was sitting in SV Vista above turn 1 that day, right behind some staunch Ed Carpenter fans I can say that the public perception was that Hinch was at fault lol. Those guys were friendly with us until that crash, when they stopped talking to us lol
@@NotSteveCook Bell should be back to GP2.
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