Indy 500 | The 2010's -- THE GREATEST DECADE?
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- A documentary style retrospective of what history may eventually remember as one of the Indianapolis 500's greatest decades. Close finishes, record breaking races, spectacular crashes and dramatic qualifying moments, this decade had it all! Sit back relax and enjoy a romp through the recent past.
Races discussed.
94th Indianapolis 500 - 2010 - Dario Franchitti
95th Indianapolis 500 - 2011 - Dan Wheldon
96th Indianapolis 500 - 2012 - Dario Franchitti
97th Indianapolis 500 - 2013 - Tony Kanaan
98th Indianapolis 500 - 2014 - Ryan Hunter-Reay
99th Indianapolis 500 - 2015 - Juan Pablo Montoya
100th Indianapolis 500 - 2016 - Alexander Rossi
101st Indianapolis 500 - 2017 - Takuma Sato
102nd Indianapolis 500 - 2018 - Will Power
103rd Indianapolis 500 - 2019 - Simon Pagenaud
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The decade that started my probably unhealthy obsession with Motorsports!
Same here
Gabe J same lmaooo
Same
why cant you mention the global conspiracy theory called covid??? anyone who can think for themselves and not allow the box in your living room which is the real virus to sway your thinking will know that this is a global SCAM!!!
@@seanthompson258 SHUT UP! WE ARE TALKING ABOUT INDYCAR RACING!! NOTHING TO DO WITH COVID!!
My thoughts:
2010: Kinda forgettable, not that bad, could be worse.
2011: What a shocking end that was. Heartbreaking at first, but then you realize what happened to the winner of that race (R.I.P.), you start to feel happy that he won (at least I did).
2012: Once again, a shocking end. Definitely heartbreaking, but considering that the driver that wrecked on the final lap would get redemption a few years later, I'd still say I feel kinda bad for him in this race.
2013: One of the best races I've ever seen, such a shame it ended under caution.
2014: The first ever Indy 500 (and Indycar race in general) that I ever watched live, and good lord, what a race it was. Still gives me chills watching the last 6 laps every single time I see them.
2015: I've never personally cared for the winner of this race, but it was still a very exciting race to the end.
2016: A pretty nice upset, not the best race ever, but still decent.
2017: I love this race, especially considering what happened to the winner five years prior. Seeing him get his redemption was so satisfying.
2018: I'd say the most boring Indy 500 I've seen so far, the winner was pretty cool, but the race kinda sucked.
2019: Yet again, another fantastic finish. Two of the best current Indycar drivers duking it out (just like in 2012 and 2014-2015) for the biggest win of the season. Was an absolutely sensational race.
I mean, as much as the 2018 running left a lot to be desired, it still gave us what is probably the best victory scream in Indy 500 history.
@@TotoDG I'll give you that much.
the yellow at the end in 2013 was probably attentional. ok that dario has said he didn’t but i still think that he did it on purpose to get his bud tk a win there
@@garrettburkle8401 I doubt it.
@@garrettburkle8401 I always thought about that too. Even though I love TK, Franchitti crashing just after Tk passed Huntey Ray and the two are really close friends... Just too good to not be true
Hope you guys enjoyed watching this as much as I enjoyed making it!
David Land enjoy*
Oh don’t worry I really enjoyed this video, very informative and entertaining
Can you do the 2000-2010 or 90s -00
As an Indy resident and IndyCar fan, I loved it!!
this video was really well done thank you
As an old guy (68) I tend to think back to the "golden years" of the 60s as the best of IMS, but in watching this, I may have to revise my thinking. Great job David. The curse that cannot be mentioned, will end and even in August, our love will remain THE Greatest Spectacle in Racing.
why cant you mention the global conspiracy theory called covid??? anyone who can think for themselves and not allow the box in your living room which is the real virus to sway your thinking will know that this is a global SCAM!!!
Sato is one of my favorite victories. Probably my number one
Which one of his victories
@@camostrike4395 2017
Castroneves, all four
@@RiXFortuna his 4th wasn't in the 2010s
These historical "decades" have been great!!! Thank you for your work!!! Love it!!
Hands down the closest and most competitive 500's, thanks to the DW12 chassis that everyone seems to hate, go figure.
Honestly, the DW12 looked weird, but I like the style of the car. No open-wheel series had a car design like this at the time
1980's were the greatest, the progress in chassis design and climbing speeds, variety of chassis and engines, the legendary names.
The quality of Indycar is just so good now. Can't stop watching it. I was previously more into IMSA but last two years Indycar has far and away become my favorite as they are truly executing so well now IMO. Can't stop simracing Indycar either as the cars are just so awesome. :)
agreed. It is a series where you have to be good on all types of tracks to win championships. Look at the 2021 season: We have had 7 different winners in 8 races and 4 of those drivers won their 1st race (Palou, O'ward, Veekay and Ericsson). Castroneves winning his record tying 4th 500. Dixon still being one of the best drivers on the planet and Colton Herta is a young stud of a driver. Also add to that the list of drivers who have NOT won a race - Newgarden, Power, Pagenaud, Rossi, Rahal, Hunter-Reay, Hinchcliffe, Bourdais and Sato. That is a further 9 drivers that are more than capable of winning a race every week. That is 16 drivers that can legit win a race every single week. That does not even include other drivers that could just find ways to win. It is extremely competitive.
INDYCAR is 100% going in the right direction. Slightly gaining speed or maintaining, and safety is also getting 100% better. Maybe a few more oval tracks and the series would be perfect
replace tex-ass with chicago land, add homestead, and add another canada race (aswell a race international, maybe lihpao in taiwan or okayama in japan?), and you'd have perfection.
Best 33 minutes of my life!
The 2011 Indianapolis 500 was the first Indy 500 race I’ve ever watched. Sadly I didn’t see the finish live because I was going out. R.I.P Dan Wheldon
I finally got to see my all-time favorite driver Will Power win three Indy 500 in 2018! (Only on TV lol)
Thankfully, I made my own Indy 500 playlist!
I’d honestly love to see you do “The Daytona 500- the 2010’s”
David thank you for doing this. Your historical recap is excellent. Please keep doing it.
This was a great video, thank you for taking the time.
Saw both the 2013 and 2014 Indy 500 in person. They were definitely an experience to say the least. And that's saying something, considering the only other Indycar race that I'd seen prior was the 2011 Kentucky race.
Also, I don't know if you'd already known this, but not only was the 2016 Indy 500 crowd sold out, but it was also one of the highest attended events in sporting history.
crazy to think that now, after so many years, Helio has gotten his 4th Indianapolis win
David this is really well done, I've already used this to Segway a few people into the sport. Personally love this content, please keep it coming!
I started going to Indy in '81: The only year that I've missed since was '86. Agree that the past decade has been pretty special.
Can we appreciate just how good the Dan-Wheldon-12 car has been for the series since 2012 up to now in every of its aero evolutions? Thumbs up to Dallara and for Indycar who had a very transparent and elaborate process (involving the fans feedback too) before its introduction.
God the 2011 race was so heartbreaking...
Gio Trapani i think he might of been a 3 time winner for sure bc he would of been racing for andretti and there prob the 2nd most competitive team in the indycar series. also prob another championship. but so sad he passed away. but i think both his sons are future drivers:)
I could picture if Wheldon hadn’t died, he could drive for Penske and be teammates with Helio Castroneves and Will Power. Wheldon would’ve won in that 7 for Andretti Autosport than NASCAR’s all time driver bust Danica Patrick. And Wheldon would have more Indianapolis 500 wins and Rolex 24 wins.
@@giotrapani7852 I was referring to Hildebrand not winning... But Dan dying was a tragedy.
Gio Trapani the worst thing that happened in Motorsports of all time and the worst wreck of racing period.
I always feel bad for Munoz looking back at the 2016 race.
Great video dude. It really took me back to my first 500 in 2014 and been there since
I saw the 2019 race live. One of the most incredible experiences of my life.
This is great narrating and documenting. David, you have one of, if not thee best narrating voices in the TH-cam auto racing community.
Continue to stay safe and looking forward to the next one.
I was on the hill just off of turn 4 before the road Course entrance in 2011 and the collective gasp of the entire track when Hildebrandt hit the wall and Weldon passed him is something I will never forget. I was also there in 2012 and remember seeing a lot of crying eyes behind the white glasses the track gave us to remember Dan by.
A modern version of Indy 500 Through the Years, awesome video man.
2014 was my first indy and boy was it a good one
This is fantastic stuff sir! Extremely informative and awesome to look back on the decade that I started to truly appreciate IndyCar. You earned yourself a new subscriber
this is amazing content David, theres so much history to not just the 500 but Indycar itself, the Wheldon tragedy being one that you mentioned that I wouldn't mind hearing your thoughts on the whole Las Vegas part, Indycars first and second split (the first one I think many forget besides the part where CART was created)
David, as usual your channel produces some of the best auto racing content on You Tube. I give you the vote for the very best due to ur undying passion for the Indianapolis 500. That being said my vote for the VERY BEST decade would be that of the 1960's, "The Decade of Change". The diversity of car builds, engine types, the draw for so many multidiscipline drivers ie; NASCAR, F1, dirt Champ Car, Sprints and asphalt Indy Car entries along with the early decade dominance of the venerable roadsters then giving way to the rear engine cars (really mid-engine but sometimes, in that era, called "Funny Cars.") I really admire your total adherence to Indy Car over all other series of Auto Sport. Please, from a long time fan of your content, an overview of 1960's and 1970's Indianapolis 500 decades would bring sheer joy not only to myself but, I would wager a guess, to the many, many of your fans who are long time devotees of the "Greatest Spectacle in Racing." Please keep up your great work but also remember the evolution of N/A, Turbo Charged, Turbine, 4 and 8 cylinder engines along with the radical improvements in aerodynamics leading major breathtaking leaps of lap speeds from one year to the next. I would really be honored if you would read this comment, maybe even respond to my thoughts. Stay in good health and know I will keep watching your channel!!!
Thanks for the video David
2017 and 2019 were perhaps the best racing I had ever witnessed in the 500. It was just WOW! I mean the moves these drivers were making stunned me I couldn’t believe it.
What an awesome video!!! Thank You for putting in the work and making such a detailed, well paced, and downright HIGH QUALITY Breakdown of such an awesome era of racing!
For me 50s-80’s and last decade are the best.
This was beautifully made, and a piece of art. Thank you David, for broadening this Nascar fans horizons to appreciate the Indianapolis 500 for what it is.
By my calculations I’ve been to every Indy 500 through the 2010s but 2012 and 2017 man I saw the best racing through these years!
One of your best videos ever. More of these please!
Just now getting around to watching this, very well done! Even though this is the only decade I've fully lived through as a fan, it was a pleasure to be able to relive all of those memories and to be reminded of a few moments I had forgotten. Happy to keep pledging my Patreon support in these uncertain times. Hope you're staying safe and keep up the good work!
David Land, you have real talent. Thank you. Videos like this stand the test of time and will still be viewed when someone decides to recap the 2020’s and beyond. Was I watching ESPN? NBCSN? FSN? It didn’t matter. I could not tell the difference. Great job.
Fabulous David thanks
I love races cars i went there in museum thanks for sharing be safe
The decade when Lotus was so slow they were essentially ordered off the track (2012).
Matthew T I remember being at the race and by lap 10 they were easily in sight for the leaders
Should be always remembered when people root for "another OEM" in the series.
Nothing more embarassed than being kicked out because you're too slow
Not. Even close the 70's were the most innovated . Aerodynamics were beginning to be understood the speed leaped up year to year. The 2010's were the beginning of the spec racing at Indy
The absolute disservice they did to Jean Alesi...
great video!
Awesome work David! Thanks you for remembering all theses memories!
Great video
Thank you for my racing fix David !
I am 100% not an Indy car fan, however this was an awesome video! Thoroughly enjoyed it! Keep it up
Great video David! Keep it up
What a great recount of the first decade I became an Indycar fan! Thanks for all that you do, David, and I wish you nothing but the best!
Good video David
I already miss this race and it isn't even May yet. Great video dude. lets hope the engines will be started soon.
Great video, and definetly well done to bridge the gap until we can get back to live racing. Good job!! Thank you!!
Absolutely love this documentary styled video!! Hope you can make more of these
Awesome video!! Thanks for the memories!! Keep em coming, buddy!!!
Great video! Hopefully see you at Mid-Ohio this year
Most well presented video you've done yet. VERY professional, well written and edited. Not too much dwell on any one race. Apply some of this to your regular offerings please. Even if they're a bit longer, it'll be worth it. Well done.
This video was amazing!!! I absolutely loved it! Sending this to all my family
Brilliant. Thank you.
Fantastic video David
Are you going to do more decades?
Very enjoyable work, David. Keep it up.
You have outdone yourself, my friend! Kudos!
Awesome video!
Great video David! I really enjoyed it.
Fantastic job, David!!
I liked this. Do more please!
30mins 👌🏽. Thanks for the content my man 🔥
Melhores anos da Indy! Só faltou o Hélio Ganhar mais uma!
Awesome video! Can't wait till August
Also, Simon Pagenaud is the only driver who won the Indy GP, the Indy 500 pole and the Indy 500.
The Indianapolis 500 is always the best race of the year.
great great vid . do the 80s 90s and 00s
Excellent video!
This decade has brought the objectively best racing of any for sure. People tend to forget how often the Indy 500 used to be dominated by the whoever had the best car of the race, take the 1994 Mercedes beast for example. Say what you will about the spec series but it has brought the most competition indycar has ever seen.
Nobody;
Will Power after winning 500:S E I Z U R E
Best decade of Indy was the 80's! Mears, Andretti, Johncock, Foyt, Sneva, Lone Star JR, ect...
People who moan about the “golden age” of Indy being in the distant past, should give this a watch. And when you see all These races together, you realize how dangerous open wheel racing continues to be!
"... leading a beat down rarely seen in the modern era..." Except when Franchitti led half again as many laps at the beginning of the decade.
This was the decade that got me irrationally involved with motor racing
I’ll be honest, I completely forget Danica came back in 2018 until I see videos
good vid david
Taku is a badass
Takuma foi bem em 2012, perdeu por afobação.
Takuma foi bem em 2017, ganhando do então tricampeão Hélio.
Takuma foi bem em 2019, chegou em terceiro lugar.
Takuma ganha de Dixon em 2020.
Takuma estava na briga pela Vitória em 2021 até as 10 voltas finais e uma amarela poderia ter lhe dado o tri.
Takuma foi um dos mais rápidos em 2022 nos treinos.
Forte candidato. A pista gosta dele.
Well done!
I've been to the 500 every year from 2002-2019 will be weird being there in August instead of May but the 2010s the end of those races always made my heart race and my palms sweaty was a Castroneves and Wheldon fan growing up so obviously the 2011 race was very special and then the agony of defeat when Helio lost in 2014 and 2017 but this was a fun decade 2014 my mom's driver Hunter Reay wins 2018 my youngest brother driver Power wins and last year my girlfriend's favorite driver Pagenaud wins hope we can be rewarded for our patientce with a fun and competitive Indy 500 later this year
@22:25 insert Chip Ganassi comment: "There goes that Taco Bell sponsorship we were working on!"
Cool video
1990s was well on its way until the split. 91 and 92 were great races and while 94 and 95 weren't down to the wire they were memorable in their own right.
little Al with the pole in 94 , Mercedes mystery motors, Ford,Chevy, Cosworth, v6 poppet valve Menards.Stick shift and 230 mph...…...hands down the peak till Bratton died, then it was all over.
Cars and drivers were badass. None of the spec stuff back them. The Beast, enough said.
Masterpiece!
David, you should try and contact Sage Karam about his Irace victory. Maybe he'd do a video for the channel. Thanks for the content and trying to keep us sane.
WORST ; I was at the TK win and then the RHR win. I just couldn't believe race control could have handled late race cautions that differently. BEST: It's gotta be the number of cars on the lead lap. (In races of yore: Unsers, Foyt, Rutherford, it was a good race if you had maybe 3 cars on the lead lap)
It's easy for someone who didn't start watching until 2011 to say this, but I still honestly feel that the 103rd running was the greatest '500 ever due to the titanic duel between heavyweights that came down to raw speed.
Aero kit die due to spec kit rise over Chevy and Honda made most shocking changes within 2010's for me!
Well, at least it’s content.
I’m just kidding it was a great vid that taught me a lot
*Insert clapping Shia LaBeouf* This was a damn good episode. I'm looking forward to an August Indy 500. I wonder how the heat will affect the overall race. Hopefully it isn't one of strong attrition like the old Marlboro, and Michigan 500's.
I wonder how the August heat here will effect the race this year. Its gonna be a boring may though.
It might be the most weirdest Indy 500, it’ll be hotter than ever no Patriotic scheme and no military/soldiers attended that race and they’ll attend the GP, Xfinity race and the Brickyard 400 that weekend.
@@ericmarchesini4883 I bet they will still have the patriotic stuff but maybe not as much
Peter Kennedy mainly for the GP because it’s July 4th weekend.
2014 I remember a commentator saying it's about time an American won the great American race
The new decade technically starts in 2021. Decades are always 01-00 not 00-09,19,29.... etc.
It too bad that the 104th Indianapolis 500 is postponed to August 23 2020 but it reasonable due to people safety of the pandemic, now we wait to for the 104th Indianapolis 500
5:41 yeah I’m crying because it was his last 500 :(
still hope Alonso comes back....
Oh, and we still get the Indy Evolution game next month, right?
As one of the few Ed Jones fans out there, I am still annoyed that they gave the Rookie of the Year to Alonso in 2017
John Andretti being the only one jesus