Of at least 20, the first 4/5 of this is the best coverage of the 🏎 Indianapolis 500🇺🇸 I've ever seen. A lot of the reason is the calm announcing. And all the cars looking so good is part of it. And what an amazing race. Thanks!
But unfortunately you still have the constant interruptions in this video, and many laps are missing where the commercial breaks were. For example we don't even see Montoya's crash on lap 64. American sports really are awful to watch for this reason, constant interruptions for commercials. Here in Britain, every F1 race is shown *in full* without interruptions (adverts are just before and after the race). How it should be!
Was sitting turn 4. When he started slowing down everyone thought he ran out. But we all started cheering when we heard Jenkins say "He's staying out!" A race I'll never forget
This was the last race I went to. I still can’t believe I was there. I was in turn 2. I’m going back this year to the same spot and taking a couple of buddies who have never been. I know it won’t be the same but I can’t wait to be back home again in Indiana!
This is unbelievably cool that you uploaded it @Indycar! Me and some mates stayed up late/early into the morning to watch here in Australia. While it was awesome to see some great Aussie representation from Power, Brabham and weirdly Pirtek it was just amazing racing and you make it accessible. Cheers again can't wait until #101.
soo i have been to the last 6 indy 500 and they have been the best races in the world. I am so thankful to live in Indiana because it is awesome to go to every practice and every race at the track. BTW these cars sound amazing
Manor, like most backmarkers, is always in search of more money so that they can stay in the sport. Rio Harayanto had the backing of Indonesia's government to provide far more money than Rossi's sponsors could. So when Manor had to pick between two pay drivers knowing that no matter what their car would still be the slowest on the grid, they picked the one who brought in the most money. It makes sense, however supposedly Rio's sponsors haven't paid for the entire season, and since Alex is Manor's reserve driver, he might very well be driving some races later this year.
+Jack Collins I knew Haryanto was a pay driver like Rossi and he was offering more but does Rossi really need good sponsors to get a drive now? I can see him driving for a midfield team next year for sure.
Indonesian government probably offered more $$$ than what Rossi could attract. Ryo also has a crap load of fans because of him being from that area of the world. Attracts more people to the team and the sport. IMO, Rossi is the better driver.
My dad worked with someone who was a little big back in the day... Volsted. Volsted pioneered ALOT of things. He even would've got a builder of the year but someone stole his build. The person who stole has given it to him. I'm glad to know I work with them.
if I do the math correctly, Alexander Rossi crossed the brickyard at 2h13m13s , 2h13m55s , 2h14m40s , 2h15m29s. Which leads to average speeds fpr his last three laps of 214 , 200 and 184 (!) mph. for the record: pole speed had been 231. :- ))
Manuel Gressenberger I wasn't expecting him to set a new lap record in his last lap. :) did he really run out of fuel BEFORE passing the chequered flag?
thanks for the clarification. I can still recall that when passing underneath the white flag, he was told to coast and to save fuel. with half a lap to go, he was instructed to nail it, full throttle. I assume his track engineer was sure that even if he went out of fuel immdiately, he'd have enough speed to roll to the end, and that's pretty much what happened. After exiting turn two in his run-down-lap, he radioed that he was out of fuel.
It's one of the oldest and most revered auto racing events ever. Been run every year since 1911, except for the six years that the US was involved in the two World Wars (1917, 1918, and 1942-1945). On paper it's simple--200 laps on a 2.5 mile oval. But it's run at blisteringly fast speeds with turns sharper than you see on more modern superspeedways like Daytona or Talladega, presenting a unique challenge for the drivers. I've been following the race since the mid-'90s, and it feels like the races are just getting better and better. In earlier years the races had a lot more attrition--more crashes and mechanical failures, as well as slow cars getting lapped multiple times. But nowadays you see a lot more cars finishing on the lead lap, and a lot more competition for the lead at race's end. It's long been billed as "the greatest spectacle in racing", and I feel like it's living up to that moniker more and more each year.
does anyone know why the line they take drifts outside-inside-outside on the straights rather than just hugging the wall? seems like covering a lot more distance than is necessary
There are a couple reasons. First is that the asymmetric suspension and tire setup of the cars on ovals causes the car to pull to the left. Second is the idea that there is less air resistance further from the wall.
hmm,the Alonso 7 hour practice has 1.5 mill views compared to the 0.1 mill of this race. Seems to me the Indy500 will get some record television/streaming numbers this year.
They probably don't own the rights to footage that's not on track or part of the ceremonies. If you want to watch it, the Pre-Race show is available on WatchESPN.com in the replay section (If you happen to be in the US).
The thing that makes me the most irritated about these announcers is that that they only promote the races they are covering ( st. Pete may Detroit) they might say like at the race in long beach simon won but they wont promote the races and wont even mention NBCSN. If they truly care about the sport they would do there best to promote every race and grow the fan base but they only care about them (ABC Espn)
@@SilentDanDisney I think F1 teams are flat out stupid to not care or be interested in the Indy 500. Regardless of the reasons, Ferrari & Aston Martin should expand into Indycars while staying in F1. The publicity would be perfectly positive all the way around.
Nobody has been killed at Indianapolis since 2003. Justin Wilson and Dan Wheldon's more recent deaths did occur in IndyCar, but both were such bizarre, freak accidents that are highly unlikely to happen again.
Yeah, Wilsons death could have happened in any open cockpit car anywhere, it was very unfortunate and figures that the time it does happen is in Indycar. :(
Hey IndyCar...Of everyone who posts the 500 broadcast, I thought YOU, of all people would include the ENTIRE broadcast right from the very beginning. The very thing that Doug Boles treasures the most, (those 20 minutes of pre race ceremonies), you just chopped off. There are also a lot of special features prior to the race that some of us would like to see again. Some of us want the WHOLE package not JUST the race. Next time, do us a favor, and post the WHOLE broadcast from start to finish.
"Checkered flag.
YOU JUST WON THE INDY 500, BABY!!!"
Love that call.
2:15:31
@@mariagloriadelcarmen Much obliged
@@danielfennessey what do you mean obliged?
@@andreasgrothe9940 It's another way of saying thanks much
@@danielfennessey I see that
Of at least 20, the first 4/5 of this is the best coverage of the
🏎 Indianapolis 500🇺🇸
I've ever seen. A lot of the reason is the calm announcing.
And all the cars looking so good is part of it. And what an amazing race.
Thanks!
The whole damn race, no commercials! Thank you Indycar. The TV broadcast was riddled with commercials
mrn4s saaaaame
But unfortunately you still have the constant interruptions in this video, and many laps are missing where the commercial breaks were. For example we don't even see Montoya's crash on lap 64.
American sports really are awful to watch for this reason, constant interruptions for commercials. Here in Britain, every F1 race is shown *in full* without interruptions (adverts are just before and after the race). How it should be!
Right on Citizen.....
TV broadcasts aren't free
@@janellerex7271 Indycar F1 and WSBK should do this also.
Was sitting turn 4. When he started slowing down everyone thought he ran out. But we all started cheering when we heard Jenkins say "He's staying out!" A race I'll never forget
I was also in four. Near parked in front of us 😂
DO NOT READ IF YOU DON'T WANT SPOILERS!! I cant believe that Alexander Rossi won. A rookie. 100th running. Wow. And i was there. Incredible
This was the last race I went to. I still can’t believe I was there. I was in turn 2. I’m going back this year to the same spot and taking a couple of buddies who have never been. I know it won’t be the same but I can’t wait to be back home again in Indiana!
I was as well. Unbelievable experience. Taking my wife to her first 500 this year.
So was I. Incredible to see 400,000 people there. Only seeing Helio win his fourth topped it in 2021.
I was as well. I was in the paddock right in the finish line. This one of the most important things happened in my entire life.
Congratulations Michael Andretti & family. I've loved you guys since the 60's
Gotta say this was one of my favorite years...Rossi Forever ❤️
Super.e.dStrahotno.e
This is unbelievably cool that you uploaded it @Indycar! Me and some mates stayed up late/early into the morning to watch here in Australia. While it was awesome to see some great Aussie representation from Power, Brabham and weirdly Pirtek it was just amazing racing and you make it accessible. Cheers again can't wait until #101.
Love all motorsports, Alonso coming here is just a bonus. Last years race was so awesome to see Rossi clinch the victory.
Thanks for uploading. Happy you guys, IMSA, and NASCAR do this. I work like every Sunday and miss almost every race.
I was there for this, it was awesome in person.
Drake_ ya know what so was i. I cant stand the noise and heat though. Didnt u love the big cloud? i got so exited when it came
Sadly this was Bryan Clauson's final 500, RIP
Dalton G oh yea it was 😔😔😔
Dalton G to m.
Dalton G RIP to the nicest guy I've ever met and the toughest competition I've ever had to race
@@amyruschak1329 RIP John Andretti also.
when will f1 upload full races like this?this is awesome!!
imHziq4real probably after Bernie ecclestone gives full control to the new owners coming in
true, some of the contracts that ecclestone signed are running till 2020, they will not be possible to change..
imHziq4real never
imHziq4real sorry for late reply but they will upload only from 1981 to 2005
Apparently once a worldwide pandemic strikes us?
1:07:30 was when the strategy really started
Indy 500 Success in the Field: 9 wins by 6 starters
3-Helio Castroneves (2001, 2002, 2009)
2-Juan Pablo Montoya (2000, 2015)
4-Buddy Lazier (1996)
9-Scott Dixon (2008)
10-Tony Kanaan (2013)
28-Ryan Hunter-Reay (2014)
Indy 500 Experience in the Field: 182 previous starts (most since 1993 [209])
Most Experienced Starters
4-Buddy Lazier-W (18 starts)
3-Helio Castroneves-W (15)
10-Tony Kanaan-W (14)
9-Scott Dixon-W (13)
20-Ed Carpenter (12)
IndyCar Success in the Field: 208 wins and 13 National Championships by 19 starters
National Champions
11-Sebastien Bourdais (2004, 2005, 2006, 2007 CCWS)
9-Scott Dixon-W (2003, 2008, 2013, 2015)
2-Juan Pablo Montoya-W (1999 CART)
4-Buddy Lazier-W (2000)
10-Tony Kanaan-W (2004)
28-Ryan Hunter-Reay-W (2012)
12-Will Power (2014)
Most IndyCar Wins
9-Scott Dixon-W (37)
11-Sebastien Bourdais (34)
3-Helio Castroneves-W (30)
12-Will Power (25)
10-Tony Kanaan-W (17)
Most IndyCar Experience
3-Helio Castroneves-W (316)
10-Tony Kanaan-W (315)
9-Scott Dixon-W (256)
35-Alex Tagliani (204)
77-Oriol Servia (198)
Average Age: 31.303
Oldest Starter: 4-Buddy Lazier-W (48)
Youngest Starter: 24-Sage Karam (21)
Nations Represented (11)
United States - 15
Australia - 1
Brazil - 2
Canada - 2
Colombia - 3
England - 4
France - 2
Japan - 1
New Zealand - 1
Russia - 1
Spain - 1
Short Track Racing Graduates (3)
12-Will Power
20-Ed Carpenter
88-Bryan Clauson
Rookies
98-Alexander Rossi
4 GP2 Series wins
2 GP3 Series wins
2 World Series by Renault wins
Formula BMW Americas Championship (2008)
13 wins
8-Max Chilton
1 Indy Lights win
2 GP2 Series wins
1 British Formula 3 Series win
61-Matt Brabham
1 Indy Lights win
Pro Mazda Championship (2013)
13 wins
USF2000 Championship (2012)
4 wins
16-Spencer Pigot
Indy Lights Championship (2015)
6 wins
Pro Mazda Championship (2014)
7 wins
11 USF2000 wins
25-Stefan Wilson
2 Indy Lights wins
4 Formula Palmer Audi wins.
Didn't get a chance to watch it as I was away from home, thank you for this 😃
Hi nikieplays!!!!!
+Matthew Bunch Hi :)
Herta, as a car owner, won the 100th Anniversary and the 100th running
Kaneinja both with the car 98
Now Herta, as a driver...
The Great Spectacle in Racing.
Thx for uploading the entire race
R.I.P Mary Hulman George. You will be greatly missed. :'(
Mari Hulman George(1934~2018) *Ladies and gentlemen Start your engines *1997~2015
1:06:39 rip Bryan Clauson
PHX Master 😥😥😥😩😫😮😯
PHX Master did Bryan Die?
iiWisconsinLaw he died in a huge midget car crash in Nebraska. Really sad 😔
@@lijah_loww no he is fine, dont worry
45:14 BIG CLOUD!! i loved that cloud ❤
BIG CLOUD!!! i loved that big cloud cause it kept everyone cool for like 30 minutes
,.
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The 98 won in 2011 with dan wheldon,and then 5 years later Rossi won it in the 98 Car...
I was in the infield that day it was fun watching this in person
"Can a rookie win the 500 on an economy run?"
soo i have been to the last 6 indy 500 and they have been the best races in the world. I am so thankful to live in Indiana because it is awesome to go to every practice and every race at the track. BTW these cars sound amazing
Too bad FOM would never allow entire races to be uploaded...
the FIA are bad at in in general, they won't upload WEC races and somehow can reduce a 6 hour race to a 3 minute "highlights" video
And why hasn't he got a F1 drive yet? I think I'd rather have an Indy 500 winner over Felipe Nasr ffs.
He used to race in F1.
+Dr. Hash yeah I know for 3 races then got dropped for Rio Haryanto. Why?
Manor, like most backmarkers, is always in search of more money so that they can stay in the sport. Rio Harayanto had the backing of Indonesia's government to provide far more money than Rossi's sponsors could. So when Manor had to pick between two pay drivers knowing that no matter what their car would still be the slowest on the grid, they picked the one who brought in the most money. It makes sense, however supposedly Rio's sponsors haven't paid for the entire season, and since Alex is Manor's reserve driver, he might very well be driving some races later this year.
+Jack Collins I knew Haryanto was a pay driver like Rossi and he was offering more but does Rossi really need good sponsors to get a drive now? I can see him driving for a midfield team next year for sure.
Indonesian government probably offered more $$$ than what Rossi could attract. Ryo also has a crap load of fans because of him being from that area of the world. Attracts more people to the team and the sport. IMO, Rossi is the better driver.
My dad worked with someone who was a little big back in the day... Volsted. Volsted pioneered ALOT of things. He even would've got a builder of the year but someone stole his build. The person who stole has given it to him. I'm glad to know I work with them.
Great job Alex and crew! See you on the F1 grid soon . . .
A Great Race with an unpredictable Winner, Now Alexander Rossi is remembered Forever in Racing History
if I do the math correctly, Alexander Rossi crossed the brickyard at 2h13m13s , 2h13m55s , 2h14m40s , 2h15m29s. Which leads to average speeds fpr his last three laps of 214 , 200 and 184 (!) mph. for the record: pole speed had been 231. :- ))
TheColinChapman Maybe you are correct im math, but Alexander Rossi went out of fuel on the last corner, so he can't do the lap record;)
Manuel Gressenberger I wasn't expecting him to set a new lap record in his last lap. :) did he really run out of fuel BEFORE passing the chequered flag?
TheColinChapman Yeah he did :D he, just crossed the line with the last speed that he gained from the last corner and them he rolled out.
thanks for the clarification. I can still recall that when passing underneath the white flag, he was told to coast and to save fuel. with half a lap to go, he was instructed to nail it, full throttle. I assume his track engineer was sure that even if he went out of fuel immdiately, he'd have enough speed to roll to the end, and that's pretty much what happened. After exiting turn two in his run-down-lap, he radioed that he was out of fuel.
TheColinChapman c
GREAT upload ! Thanks !
Scott Goodyear channels his inner Bobby Unser at 1:00:05.
my dad took me to indy for 8 years the best times
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can't wait to see Alonso on it!
They didn't show Juan Pablo Montoya's crash.
I could read his car.
Lost the side-by-side coverage part with this version ... but heck no advertisements
Wow this went up quick
remember dan wheldon
That fallen British driver who got murdered at Las Vegas motor Speedway 2011
Why is that I'm only hearing about this sports now. I'm a F1 fanatic and never herd of this I even know of NASCAR
J J you’ve never heard of the Indy 500? It’s part of the triple crown y’know?
It's one of the oldest and most revered auto racing events ever. Been run every year since 1911, except for the six years that the US was involved in the two World Wars (1917, 1918, and 1942-1945). On paper it's simple--200 laps on a 2.5 mile oval. But it's run at blisteringly fast speeds with turns sharper than you see on more modern superspeedways like Daytona or Talladega, presenting a unique challenge for the drivers.
I've been following the race since the mid-'90s, and it feels like the races are just getting better and better. In earlier years the races had a lot more attrition--more crashes and mechanical failures, as well as slow cars getting lapped multiple times. But nowadays you see a lot more cars finishing on the lead lap, and a lot more competition for the lead at race's end. It's long been billed as "the greatest spectacle in racing", and I feel like it's living up to that moniker more and more each year.
Omg i cant beleive that happened 😱😱😱 Great job Rossi
NOTE: THE 2016 INDY 500 RACE TOOK PLACE ALONGSIDE AIKATSU FRIENDS SEASON 2 EPISODE 8 AND AIKATSU INDONESIA SEASON 2 EPISODE 14.
totally skipped over the Montoya crash without explanation as to why they were under yellow.
1:12:01 "do they know there's a race going on?"
I think there to busy to notice.
Or just dont care
they definitely don't. they jump up and down the whole race lol. its quite the site.
best last 10 laps.
Epic race. Epic place. 100th Indy 500.🏁
Pippa Mann did great,she was in 8th for a awhile
does anyone know why the line they take drifts outside-inside-outside on the straights rather than just hugging the wall? seems like covering a lot more distance than is necessary
There are a couple reasons. First is that the asymmetric suspension and tire setup of the cars on ovals causes the car to pull to the left. Second is the idea that there is less air resistance further from the wall.
I did not see any commercials. Of course I was at the track, sitting on the top row in Turn 4. What a great thrill!!
Me too!!!! It was epic!!!
Chills everytime
Love you DWH !!!!
race start 9:25
hmm,the Alonso 7 hour practice has 1.5 mill views compared to the 0.1 mill of this race. Seems to me the Indy500 will get some record television/streaming numbers this year.
Thank you for the upload....but....why did you chop off the entire pre race show? I'd like to see it too.
they are cool but I just want to see the race!
They probably don't own the rights to footage that's not on track or part of the ceremonies. If you want to watch it, the Pre-Race show is available on WatchESPN.com in the replay section (If you happen to be in the US).
Dias hermosos momentos únicos Nuestra primer indy 500 !!!!
They don't need to have a sample of fuel left in the tank after the race?
Everyone uses the same fuel.
What a nice humble gut Rossi is
RIP Bryan Clauson :(
im just here cause i like racing lol
Is this the Official and full race
Yup, I was there. Everyone was on their feet when rossi turned that last turn and just coasted in. What a race.
yep
+Kyle Clevenger I was there too!! It was epic!!!!
Josh Turner mmmhmm yea
I went to this race and I’ve been to the 2013, 2014, 2016(duh), 2017, 2018, and 2019 indy 500 and I wanna go to the 2020 Indy 500
As good as this is, they still managed to miss the overtake @11:00
asome win for rossi
You mean awesome?
Fernando Alonso is watching this 👀
I know there’s gonna be a race tomorrow in toronto. From canada, winnipeg, july 16.
who is here because of Alonso?
Arlind Sadikaj Me!
Hi
haha nice one me too
me...
+1 Go Alonso!!!
Tony Kannan looks like Vin Diesel ngl
Yes!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I can’t wait for this years indy 500
the most worthless announcers in the history of ever
They did a much better job than they did on the Grand Prix of Indy. I'll give em that
Allen is actually very good, it's the others that are terrible
This.
What did you expect, ABC and ESPN are owned by Disney! CBS is the best!!
What about the guys who commentated the IndyCar Series in 2004 & 2005?
The thing that makes me the most irritated about these announcers is that that they only promote the races they are covering ( st. Pete may Detroit) they might say like at the race in long beach simon won but they wont promote the races and wont even mention NBCSN. If they truly care about the sport they would do there best to promote every race and grow the fan base but they only care about them (ABC Espn)
Now they no longer care about NASCAR which they did just 2 years ago
The Best race Ever created jbh😎😍😎😎
Now, Formula One teams would be stupid to not at least offer him a seat in an F1 car
Most Formula One teams don't care about indycar, let alone the Indianapolis 500.
Vice-versa
F1 teams only care about World Championship and Monaco.
@@SilentDanDisney I think F1 teams are flat out stupid to not care or be interested in the Indy 500. Regardless of the reasons, Ferrari & Aston Martin should expand into Indycars while staying in F1. The publicity would be perfectly positive all the way around.
17:08 Why do they have the 'flappy things' on the cockpit?
Aerodynamic testing, the airflow over the car and they are always looking for just the slightest advantage.
*_0:50_**_ that chick thought lol_*
Clauson got to lead his final 500...
9:25
Great race but why in lap 50 the pace car came out?
Gosh these cars look so good without the aero screen. 😢
People die in indy 500 a lot? I hope Alonso dont die man, he is my favorite pilot
Nobody has been killed at Indianapolis since 2003. Justin Wilson and Dan Wheldon's more recent deaths did occur in IndyCar, but both were such bizarre, freak accidents that are highly unlikely to happen again.
Yeah, Wilsons death could have happened in any open cockpit car anywhere, it was very unfortunate and figures that the time it does happen is in Indycar. :(
Drivers start your engines!!!
1:28:26 “All he [Rossi] has to do is finish”
So where the one that andretti always being cursed at Indy?
I can not read the cars in 720p.
ABC is a 720p channel only, so I don't think we'll be seeing a 1080p upload.
The recordings are 1080p or higher.
Right, but the recording of the race that ABC sends IndyCar probably isn't.
And impairs the sponsors.
Sport is usually produced in 1080i sadly.
잘해주마 ! 강은보라 😍😘🤩👍👸💏👨👧👧👩👧👧
2016 Indy 500, Rio Haryanto's F1 Career's demise
Lol true
A single Indy 500 win isn't gonna be enough to guarantee Rossi a spot in f1.
The first and only time the Indy 500 tickets got sold out. All-time record attendence
The only woman in the field has the surname Mann...
The irony...
Rossi looks good with lipstick on his cheek! Great race to watch!
Who's here to see what Alonso is racing in instead of Monaco!
You're not a race fan if you've never watched Indy :)
Why did you not include Taps and Star spangled banner? Woulda made it better
Didn't get to see a single lap last year.
the only oval race that love
F1 should bring back the floral wreaths.
How on earth can a commentator miss the start!!!
Little did the three commentators know they would be replaced by .Hinchcliff and Bell.
Hey IndyCar...Of everyone who posts the 500 broadcast, I thought YOU, of all people would include the ENTIRE broadcast right from the very beginning. The very thing that Doug Boles treasures the most, (those 20 minutes of pre race ceremonies), you just chopped off. There are also a lot of special features prior to the race that some of us would like to see again. Some of us want the WHOLE package not JUST the race. Next time, do us a favor, and post the WHOLE broadcast from start to finish.
I already said thank you in a separate comment.
That's correct