Are you planning to watch the Indianapolis 500?
601792
no, it's boring to watch cars making laps over and over again.
595840
Hell, to the, Yeah - I'm interested.  I Tivo MotoGP and AMA.  Here's why:\n\n1) It's hella more exciting than Nascar on an oval track.  2) Seeing Rossi come from 16th and pass 15 guys!\n3) Going 180+ mph into a 1st gear hairpin!  \n4) Watching the AMA guys run the same California Speedway track I (try to) ride but 30 seconds faster!\n5) The umbrella girls!\n6) The telemetry showing gears and braking/accel!\n\nYeah the last race I saw Rossi's ECU apparently came unplugged or something and the bike shut down.  I think the time or so before that he had a tire problem.  \n\nI am really enjoying each race coming down to any of a few riders each time - Melandri, Caparossi, Rossi, Hayden, Pedrosa.  I think it's more exciting than seeing Spies take AMA 6x in a row.
673124
i will be your friend!!!! i adore country music!!!!!!! i like nascar, but amot to big of a fan!!!! but i watch it!!!!! country music is awesome!!!!!!
866952
Go to the Indianapolis Speedway website:\nhttp://www.indianapolismotorspeedway.com/\nI've been to qualifying and the race several times, but never bought tickets or actually sat in the stands. However, I'm told Turn Four is a good place to sit, if you can get tickets. The best tickets go to subscribers who have bought them for several years, but you can pick up tickets from the scalpers outside the track.\nTo get autographs, you will need access to the infield and you will have to be at the track on the Saturday before the race. Unless you intend to camp (don't camp opposite the track or you won't sleep the night before the race), be advised that the hotels in Indianapolis really increase their prices and I believe there is a minimum three-night reservation required. If you don't mind  driving an hour or 90 minutes to the track, you will find much cheaper accommodation.
124843
Hell, yeah, I love The Amazing Race! We're actually going to get it here in Australia less than 36 hours after it screens in the US, so I'm pretty excited about that.
1064256
Amen, Brother! You score BIG points with me for mentioning David, Bobby, and Davey. I miss Cale, too.\n   I find myself missing televised races a lot more these days: I don't much care for the current crop of rude, foul-mouthed juvenile delinquents(The Busch boys, Tony Stewart, etc.) Jeff Gordon is in a separate class by HERself.\n    I like Kahne, Edwards, and Biffle, though.\n    What really gets my goat is when they talk about '60's and '70's races and refer to them as Nextel Cup races instead of Winston Cup races.\n    I think France and Helton are selling out the fans who built NASCAR in favor of TV ratings and advertising dollars. The audience they are attracting now are fickle, and will soon turn from NASCAR to the Next Big Thing, mark my words. I raise a glass to you, friend.
198608
YES \nhe can...\nbut still there are other good teams and drivers in the circuit.\nsince he is already a legent and with lots of experience and a new car i will put my money on shumi.
175689
Omg I totally want him to win, and I bet he will. Tony is pretty amazing on most tracks and I hope he kicks major butt out there! Go Tony Stewart!!!
1129385
Formula One is not leaving Indianapolis; there isn't another circuit in the U.S. that comes close to FIA standards and no circuit owner will invest the money needed to bring it up to standard, then pay Bernard Charles Ecclestone upwards of $15 million in sanctioning fees and depend on ticket sales to cover the expenses.\nForget about the idea of a race on a temporary circuit in Las Vegas; the last temporary circuit in the U.S., Phoenix, was a disaster. Phoenix was probably one if the worst tracks ever to host an F1 race. I remember Thierry Boutsen telling us that there wasn't one good corner on that track.\nAll that talk from Bernie about getting nothing from the U.S., having more viewers in Malta than the U.S., was just that, talk. It was designed to get ink (space) in newspapers and magazines, and it seems it did.\nTrue, Indianapolis Motor Speedway needed a major renovation (the old media centre was like a bunker and there were no garages along pit row), but too much money was spent building the road circuit, new pagoda, garages ... to abandon/boot out F1. \nIt won't happen this weekend, but look for an announcement in a few weeks that the U.S. Grand Prix will continue to be held at Indianapolis.
76015
yes it is true. if u were around a bunch of mechanics or race fans, you will here it about every milli-second.
571220
that sounds pretty good.  Except that I am a HARDCORE Peyton Manning/Indianapolis Colts fan and I think they are gonna be at least 14-2!  They're goin all the way!  It will be interesting to watch their division though.
601643
Right here I'm watching Indy right now and Coca cola afterwards
288519
Your right but all this is going to make for great season! I can't wait for the races to begin! Go Ferrari!!!
122794
My roomate is addicted to the speed channel( not sure why). so i'm sure i will be watching bits and pieces of daytona. I'm rooting tony stewart ....
945754
I concur with you on the fact being at an event is more fun.The smell of the race,the roar of the cars and the loudness of the fans.\n Now on the TV the right broadcasting crew will give you behind the scenes information and will inform you of things you normally would not see while at the race.\n But nothing beats watching live.I've been in the stands at Talladega,I've been in the infield.I've been in the garage and pits.I have even driven a CUP car(NASCAR RACING EXPERIENCE)\n at 165 to 175,and there is nothing like being there.
221110
You sure can. Go to NASCAR.com and go to track pass. You just sign up and you can listen to a broadcast as well as driver communications. They've got a real good set up.
656412
There were race-day refunds (for last year's fiasco) and Michelin has given away 10,000 free tickets, so plenty of fans will show up, but there will probably be some booing but not from the large Colombian contingent..\nContrary to what has been posted, the race wasn't in jeopardy of being canceled, however, this is the final year of the contract (to hold the race) between Indianapolis and the FIA/FOM and no new contract has been signed, so it might be the last U.S. Grand Prix at Indianapolis. Still, it has cost a lot of money to build a road course and upgrade the facilities at Indianapolis and the circuit may be angling for a better financial deal with Bernard Charles Ecclestone and FOM for future grands prix at Indianapolis.