I’d credit Sky Sports in the UK as well in their first running since taking the rights from BT Sport. NBC did well (as Sky and NBC basically kept switching commentators here).
@@otaviofrn_adv Yes. ABC keeps switching to a split screen to the dude's wife all the time. We come here to watch racing, not the family members of the drivers.
Quem é Simon Pagenaud? É inacreditável como pilotos sem expressão nenhuma conseguem destaque na F-Indy... A maior prova é Takuma Sato, simplesmente medíocre, mas que anda bem nesta categoria, Quem entende isso?
@Bilal Khalid F1 wants to force passes... Can't move twice, can't weave. Use the only universal rule: If any part of the car is side by side, you can't close. The rest is game on
@@gaetmin6539 You can also break the draft in F1, you are just naturally not allowed to move under braking because its dangerous, but that goes to F1 and Indy
I had more of a personal connection with Will Power when he won last year, as I am from Australia, and he is my favourite driver in the series. That said, I can’t stress enough how proud I am of Pagenaud. He managed to break France’s nearly century-long winless streak at the Motor Speedway, and in doing so, he has a spot on the Borg-Warner, next to his buddy Will no less. Vive la France!
I recorded the race on DVR. When the race was red flagged. At 20 laps to go! My DVR quit recording and shut off. I had to work the day of the race. So I was watching at 1:00 am. I was really mad. Because it was a awesome race. The camera shots plus Rossi's driving and passing on the track made it a joy to watch! It reminded me of Gordon Johncock and him always driving at full speed and his passing ability. Now that NASCAR is on the ropes. Far as fans turning away from going and watching on T.V. The Indy 500 is going strong after Tony Hulman's bad desicion of the I.R.L. He is out the way and some one else is doing the decision making. I love in Indiana. I love the track. Long live the Indy 500! Thank God,For TH-cam! I Got to watch the last 20 laps. What a finish! Shawn
c'est génial ça fait un siècle qu'un français n'avait pas gagné cette fabuleuse course il lui reste plus qu'à venir en France pour qu'il puisse gagner les 24 heures du Mans je pense aussi à Sébastien Bourdais qui est un grand champion
@@alexandrerio4956 Ca me rappel l'immense déception quand il était ressorti 8 secondes cette Audi R18 pour finir second des 24h 2011 à seulement 13 secondes de Audi :(
Boa noite, Pedro! Aqui quem fala é o Gabriel, de Goiânia. Conversavmos muito pelo MSN a quase 20 anos atrás e depois nos fóruns de automobilismo. Perdemos contato ao longo dos anos, vamos bater um papo de novo! Podemos entrar em contato? Abraços!
Rossi is delusional (I have nothing against him). Simon's car was way superior and was dominant throughout the whole race. That #22 seemed light it had a cheat code because he could run that car any line he wanted and still was superior. Amazing race and I'm happy with it. Amazing last laps and finish under green, couldn't ask more. Also, I hope Rossi with this statement doesn't disrespect others when he is lapped...just saying. Seemed more like whining rather than saying something real. It's called racing and people shouldn't really let you pass like a king even if there's a blue flag. Of course they have to let you by, but not like royalty. It's not disrespectful...
He is not wrong tho, mate. Blue flag is there for that reason. I think he exagerated too, but he HAVE to say something, even the teams ask the drivers to. ;/
@@beniaminocrispino1459 that's not a block. He's not reacting to block a move from Rossi but he's breaking the slipstream to keep Rossi a way back and not be a able to try a move. And with this technique, when Rossi goes for the outside, he's to close from Turn 3 to make the move
That's because the "winner" cheated on the final lap. You're not allowed to move to defend in response to what the guy behind you does, which Pagenaud does on the final lap. He moved 4 times to block Rossi into turn 3. Every lap before that he moved twice, which is allowed.
@@javiazar it's allowed in racing series that isn't formula 1. He's breaking the slip stream and he has the balls to do it, unlike F1 drivers who shit their pants when a driver switches lane.
@@javiazar Its perfectly allowed, even in F1. What is not allowed is moving under braking, but its perfectly fair to do it in the strights to cut slipstream.
Have you seen the circuit races? I think not. I used to be an f1 fan and think like you until I saw the circuit racing. That's when I realised how boring f1 is when it comes to racing. Indycar is on different plane of exciting compared to f1 and boring DRS. Maybe if f1 replaced DRS with push to pass, things would get a bit more interesting but I doubt it'll still be anywhere near as exciting. You can have the top 3 teams start in the back row and by the time the race is done they'd have lapped the 'midfield' thanks to stupid DRS which nearly eliminates the effect of defensive driving. Remember when Kimi won the US GP with a bit of defensive driving and that was 'exciting' in f1? Happens all the damn time in indycar :) F1 is just a technical sport with a bunch of really skilled and capable drivers who may win a championship mostly because of their team and not their skills per se. Imagine if Lewis, Max, Charles, Vettel, Riccardo, Norris and Russell had the same car for the next couple of seasons :) To be fair I do agree that circuit races are more interesting than the ovals but that's just my opinion :)
REAL race fans love racing no matter if it’s a “Murican Oval” or an “European Road Course”, wether it’s “the most highly advanced cars in the world” or “the best racing cars” or “the most difficult”. They just do, and accept others have other preferences
Yes dirty driving by Pagenaud: He turns his steering wheel around corners and he brakes to slow down. Even more outrageous, it seems that it accelerates in the straight parts of the circuit !
Can we get a shoutout to NBC's coverage? Wish there was less commercials, but they blew ABC out of the water. We didn't see the driver's wives once!
I’d credit Sky Sports in the UK as well in their first running since taking the rights from BT Sport.
NBC did well (as Sky and NBC basically kept switching commentators here).
This change was for the better(?)
@@otaviofrn_adv yea no one wants to see the drivers wives
@@John-um9vu that's true
@@otaviofrn_adv Yes. ABC keeps switching to a split screen to the dude's wife all the time. We come here to watch racing, not the family members of the drivers.
Simon Pagenaud started the weaving thing on the closing laps of the Indy 500. Every year since then, the leader is weaving on the closing laps.
Quem é Simon Pagenaud?
É inacreditável como pilotos sem expressão nenhuma conseguem destaque na F-Indy...
A maior prova é Takuma Sato, simplesmente medíocre, mas que anda bem nesta categoria,
Quem entende isso?
loool shut up ! Pagenaud is the best oval racer of the decade with Scott Dixon ! You're crazy
Hmmmmm
Is weaving on the straight allowed to that extent allowed in Indycar racing....?
@Bilal Khalid F1 wants to force passes... Can't move twice, can't weave. Use the only universal rule: If any part of the car is side by side, you can't close. The rest is game on
In Indycar you can't move to block but you can move to break the draft. That's what Pagenaud did, he tried to keep Rossi out of his draft
@@gaetmin6539 You can also break the draft in F1, you are just naturally not allowed to move under braking because its dangerous, but that goes to F1 and Indy
@@arthurbarette4861 absolutely
SHIT FORMULA E!!!!!!
I had more of a personal connection with Will Power when he won last year, as I am from Australia, and he is my favourite driver in the series. That said, I can’t stress enough how proud I am of Pagenaud. He managed to break France’s nearly century-long winless streak at the Motor Speedway, and in doing so, he has a spot on the Borg-Warner, next to his buddy Will no less. Vive la France!
I am french and i am proud of him
I recorded the race on DVR. When the race was red flagged. At 20 laps to go! My DVR quit recording and shut off. I had to work the day of the race. So I was watching at 1:00 am. I was really mad. Because it was a awesome race. The camera shots plus Rossi's driving and passing on the track made it a joy to watch! It reminded me of Gordon Johncock and him always driving at full speed and his passing ability. Now that NASCAR is on the ropes. Far as fans turning away from going and watching on T.V. The Indy 500 is going strong after Tony Hulman's bad desicion of the I.R.L. He is out the way and some one else is doing the decision making. I love in Indiana. I love the track. Long live the Indy 500! Thank God,For TH-cam! I Got to watch the last 20 laps. What a finish! Shawn
This race still gets my heart rate up!
extraordinaire je ne lasse passe pas de regarder cette fabuleuse course
c'est génial ça fait un siècle qu'un français n'avait pas gagné cette fabuleuse course il lui reste plus qu'à venir en France pour qu'il puisse gagner les 24 heures du Mans je pense aussi à Sébastien Bourdais qui est un grand champion
@@alexandrerio4956 Ca me rappel l'immense déception quand il était ressorti 8 secondes cette Audi R18 pour finir second des 24h 2011 à seulement 13 secondes de Audi :(
@@mancart7174 ce sont probablement le 24 heures du Mans qui m'ont le plus marqué avec ceux de 2016 à ce jour.
Who came here after the eIndy scandal with Norris
Thanks for uploading this! Last 10 laps of this race were phenomenal!!!
Boa noite, Pedro! Aqui quem fala é o Gabriel, de Goiânia. Conversavmos muito pelo MSN a quase 20 anos atrás e depois nos fóruns de automobilismo. Perdemos contato ao longo dos anos, vamos bater um papo de novo! Podemos entrar em contato? Abraços!
Fala, Gab! Beleza, cara? Que bom te ver por aqui, rapaz. Tava tentando entrar em contato contigo nesse meio tempo. Te adicionei no Instagram. Abraços!
I would love to have seen this race, but godforsaken NBC won’t let IndyCar upload full races anymore…
Turbo?
Thank you
Pagenaud champion ,Rossi ? Lol
Rossi once again was so close to winning this year
Wow
monza 1971 are off
SiickK!
Unreal wrc.
Rossi is delusional (I have nothing against him). Simon's car was way superior and was dominant throughout the whole race. That #22 seemed light it had a cheat code because he could run that car any line he wanted and still was superior.
Amazing race and I'm happy with it. Amazing last laps and finish under green, couldn't ask more.
Also, I hope Rossi with this statement doesn't disrespect others when he is lapped...just saying. Seemed more like whining rather than saying something real. It's called racing and people shouldn't really let you pass like a king even if there's a blue flag. Of course they have to let you by, but not like royalty. It's not disrespectful...
Is he right 'bout lapped cars?
@@filoIII No
I say yes. MOVE!
@@filoIII No.
He is not wrong tho, mate. Blue flag is there for that reason. I think he exagerated too, but he HAVE to say something, even the teams ask the drivers to. ;/
Chevy > Honda
Rossi just need luck to win Indy 500. Cause in normal conditions this is the Rossi we have. Regular pilot .... Kicked out from F1.
Hahaha maybe you need to watch the overtakes he did that race
Races on the circle are boring to me. Especially nascar...
How can you enjoy this more than f1
Racing is racing, you can enjoy both
How can you enjoy more F1 than this?
How can you enjoy Formula Hamilton at all...
On formula 1 that's Peagenue maneuvers at last lap should be punished!
Fuck Formula 1 tbh, just a bunch of show offs parading in their cars for 80 laps and getting people asleep
He's breaking the slipstream, Formula 1 drivers are just a bunch of wankers.
@@nibv6996 well f1 drivers are so much better than indycar drivers
Absolutely not. It would be punished if it was under braking. But its perfectly fair to cut slipstream in a straight, even in F1
He moved more than twice to block on the final lap. That's illegal. Rossi should've won this.
no its not f1
It's not F1, Indycar drivers have the balls to do that, unlike F1 drivers who shit their pants when someone changes lanes.
@@MA-xz4ki exactly! They can't block they can't go wheel to wheel hell they can't even pass
@@MA-xz4ki It's clenear and more skill based, if you can block like this is just boring and dirty driving
@@beniaminocrispino1459 that's not a block. He's not reacting to block a move from Rossi but he's breaking the slipstream to keep Rossi a way back and not be a able to try a move. And with this technique, when Rossi goes for the outside, he's to close from Turn 3 to make the move
Indi cars looked and sounded better in the 80's and 90's. Imho.
Also f1 cars, also cars in general, if you ask me
Well that Rossi guy sounds like a major d-bag, didn't even congratulate the winner.
That's because the "winner" cheated on the final lap. You're not allowed to move to defend in response to what the guy behind you does, which Pagenaud does on the final lap. He moved 4 times to block Rossi into turn 3. Every lap before that he moved twice, which is allowed.
@@javiazar actually in indycar i belive it is allowed unlike f1
@@javiazar it's allowed in racing series that isn't formula 1. He's breaking the slip stream and he has the balls to do it, unlike F1 drivers who shit their pants when a driver switches lane.
@@javiazar he didn't blocked Rossi he just break the slipstream
@@javiazar Its perfectly allowed, even in F1. What is not allowed is moving under braking, but its perfectly fair to do it in the strights to cut slipstream.
THEY ONLY DRIVE IN A CIRCLE!!!
cars that only turn in one direction and don't need their brakes. REAL car race lovers, just turn to Formula one.
Have you seen the circuit races? I think not.
I used to be an f1 fan and think like you until I saw the circuit racing. That's when I realised how boring f1 is when it comes to racing. Indycar is on different plane of exciting compared to f1 and boring DRS. Maybe if f1 replaced DRS with push to pass, things would get a bit more interesting but I doubt it'll still be anywhere near as exciting.
You can have the top 3 teams start in the back row and by the time the race is done they'd have lapped the 'midfield' thanks to stupid DRS which nearly eliminates the effect of defensive driving. Remember when Kimi won the US GP with a bit of defensive driving and that was 'exciting' in f1? Happens all the damn time in indycar :)
F1 is just a technical sport with a bunch of really skilled and capable drivers who may win a championship mostly because of their team and not their skills per se. Imagine if Lewis, Max, Charles, Vettel, Riccardo, Norris and Russell had the same car for the next couple of seasons :)
To be fair I do agree that circuit races are more interesting than the ovals but that's just my opinion :)
@@rajisg I was talking about ovals
F1 is shit and boring - IndyCar is entertainment
REAL race fans love racing no matter if it’s a “Murican Oval” or an “European Road Course”, wether it’s “the most highly advanced cars in the world” or “the best racing cars” or “the most difficult”. They just do, and accept others have other preferences
DL 14 spot on, both classes are cool just enjoy them
Dirty move by Pagenaud weaving on the last lap, not fair at all
It is racing snowflake
Channel Kevin It‘s allowed. You would do the same in his situation
allowed in Indycar
Racing is not about being fair, the goal is to win
It was entertaining
Dirty driving by Pagenaud on the last lap. He changed his line 3 times on the back straight.
Guru Vishal If he didn’t then Rossi would have got him with the draft he didn’t want that to happen
it's called racing, dum-dum, he didn't even block him, just tried to break the draft.
Yes dirty driving by Pagenaud: He turns his steering wheel around corners and he brakes to slow down. Even more outrageous, it seems that it accelerates in the straight parts of the circuit !
Vincent C I think he also drives a car how horrible
@@vincentc3475 yeah he can you belive that His car has an engine and wheels! Unacceptable