I upload IndyCar races as well as organize DTM and International GT Open races since their official channels don't organize their videos that well. Hope you enjoy!
Paul Page says 'you can see Paul Tracy is OK' simply because it's apparent he's moving and not dead. That's CART in '91 lol. In fact he had a badly broken leg and ankle and needed surgery and still has the screws in his leg.
I’ve always avoided watching the race because of how nostalgic it is to me, I remember my dad took me to this race. Iconic times. I met Charlie Kimball and I believe Scott Dixon
I just love watching IMO the best era in Indy Racing outside of present-day racing. I almost forgot how good Jr. Was back in the day. I love how Paul Page is constantly challenging, Bobby Unser, but the master always wins. Outstanding coverage from a veteran team from top to bottom. The present day, guys in the booth are outstanding as well. Much thanks for uploading IMO the greatest racing series on the planet then and now.
This is when Indy racing was at its Pinnacle. There were just 2 pieces missing Paul Tracy and the French driver Bourdais. Once they retired, it took over a decade to get respect amongst Americans. I think we're doing just fine nowadays. That's when Walmart was Kamarts bitch. How times have changed. I think the sport would do just fine racing at Surfers Paradise in 2025.
That was dangerous when you saw the crash in the pits between Michael Andretti and Emerson Fittipaldi, I’m surprised they didn’t get fined as a punishment.
Billy Pauch set the world record on a Dirt track at the Syracuse mile in a sprint car at 144+ mph, until broken byPaul MachMahan at Rolling Wheels raceway just 10 miles west of Syracuse at 145+mph on a 5/8 mile track!
Sullivan was one of the most underrated drivers of this Golden Era of CART/Indy Cars, if a superstar Indy 500 winner and 88 title winner could be considered underrated. If he hadn't broken his arm in '89 very likely would've been right in the mix for the title again and of course was breezing to another Indy win in '88 until his front wing adjuster broke (of all stupid things...same thing happened on Big Al's Penske car too...Roger playing games in Rick's favor?) causing the front to give up and tossing him into the wall. He was a nice guy with the playboy image out of the car but when he put that helmet on very few have ever been tougher, more competitive, or talented behind the wheel of an Indy car.
My grandmother used to take me to the these races. Michigan, Pocono, Indianapolis, from 84 to 87. She lived in Galion. About 8 miles from Mid ohio... I've still never been to to mid obio
@@camerongreenwoodcrampakacgc. no i am not I live in Pennsylvania he was from the Midwest. I was cool when I was younger people thought I was due to NASCAR being the very big deal back then.
Lovely. Remember Ted Musgrave’s #16 blue and red Family Channel Primestar car from 1994 to 1997? I do. I love it. I also love his #16 Yellow and Blue Primestar car from 1998 as well. I’m from Melbourne Australia by the way.
Indy snake thanks for all these posts. I have always liked indy car but never watched much and now I am addicted. Have been spending a lot of time on your channel. Just wanna say thanks a ton. Did you record all these yourself?
