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INDIANAPOLIS, Indiana – It’s not been the best pair of days for defending Indianapolis 500 pole sitter and Verizon IndyCar Series star James Hinchcliffe.
So you’ve read through PART ONE and you’re not convinced? Everyone so far seemed awesome but, they don’t catch your eye? That’s fine! We’ve got twelve more drivers for you to peruse and decide who you’re going to cheer for, but choose quickly (and wisely)! The Indy 500 is fast approaching!
Welcome to May- the most exciting month in motorsports! Thus far, the season has been full of surprises and no two races have come up with the same winner so, who should new fans cheer for? The hometown hero and 2017 Grand Prix of Long Beach winner James Hinchcliffe? One of the heavyweight veterans, Helio Castroneves or Tony Kanaan? Maybe one of the young guns like Josef Newgarden or Alexander Rossi? Let us help you out with a rundown this year’s 2017 IndyCar drivers.
The champ bags his first oval track victory, and a two-time Formula 1 champion tests both an oval track and an IndyCar for the very first time. This, and more, in this week’s TrackTalk.
Being prepared is key! Yes, the July weather is awesome in Toronto and yes, the entertainment is wild and crazy but, we want to make sure that more than that- you have the best weekend possible and that means being prepared!
Honda Indy Toronto fans and social media followers have a chance to WIN a prize EVERY day of May! That's 31 chances to WIN!
Still have a Fernando Alonso hangover? Don’t worry, I have something that can help. Round three of the 2017 IndyCar season is this weekend, and in this week’s TrackTalk we preview the Honda Grand Prix of Alabama.
This week’s edition of TrackTalk was supposed to recap the Long Beach Grand Prix. I should be talking about James Hinchliffe’s win, Sebastien Bourdais’ second podium in as many races, or the abysmal day Will Power and the entire Andretti Autosport Team had. I was going to write about that until IndyCar dropped the biggest bombshell since Nigel Mansell quite Formula 1 (as champion) to join IndyCar. If you’re reading this article then you probably already know- current McLaren Formula 1 driver and two-time champion, Fernando Alonso, is going to SKIP the Monaco Grand Prix and run the Indy 500 for Andretti Autosport.
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INDIANAPOLIS (Wednesday, April 12, 2017) - The Indianapolis 500 has attracted another world champion to its driver field.
