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This 30-minute video is far easier to watch than the actual broadcast. The amount of commercials is completely unacceptable. It broke down to 59% race coverage to 41% commercials. It needs to be 70/30 minimum.
No, it needs to be 100/0. Having ads stop the race coverage would be unnaceptable in every country except the U.S. Just put ads on the barriers and next to the screen.
Unless you have Mercedes Benz level money and buy all the national and local advertisement spots, there's no way that will happen on Free NBC. Peacock, on the other hand, it complete trash. I know you can't do Side by Side when you turn it over to the local affiliates for local commercials, but on a streaming service with an ad-free tier, there's no excuse. You don't even side Side By Side watching it live. That is unacceptable.
@@Lastname6955 No, it's free TV broadcast standards in the US. NASCAR stage racing is for the ADHD crowd. Just imagine throwing a yellow flag after 1/3 of the race just "because."
It's horrible. It's beyond belief they'd purchase these rights and then literally ruin the race, ditto that IndyCar allows it. F1 forbids broadcast rights holders even one ad break during the race-which is how it should be-and trust me Sky etc. are making plenty of money from it. Racing isn't football or baseball etc with natural breaks for ads (which of course they make even longer to accommodate all the ads they stuff in.)
Great post, 30 minutes of emotional racing, some crashes that were messy but not injuring and the final struggle for the finish line. Until Newgarden did his thing and collected his first- I bet not his last- Indy 500 win over two extremely exciting laps. Props to the announcing team, their obvious passion and knowledge of the race takes an already thrilling race to another level. Superb execution from the race teams to the production team, kudos to you all.
Ericsson was robbed. You should NEVER change existing rules. Ask F1, their integrity was shot after Abu Dhabi and shed plenty of fans...BUT Indy fans will be more forgiving. Poor Ericsson
Thanks. I think I saw more of the race in this recap than the 4 hours yesterday. For all the pushing of peacock, they don’t have side by side coverage unless you pay double. I figured paying double would mean literally no commercials like advertised. I get streaming is the way of the future but in this instance cable/satellite coverage on nbc would be far superior.
Watching IndyCar races live on Peacock is horrific. I understand that on Free TV there's only so much you can do before you have to turn over control to local affiliates for commercials (unless you have a sugar daddy like Mercedes Benz buying all the national and local advertising), but no side by side is the absolute worst thing to do. Peacock should have no commercials if you pay for the ad free tier. Period.
@Alec Thomas Indy signed a deal for 22 onwards to take it away from fox which also had f1 and motogp etc. and is in all the Aussie sports bars. And it losing popularity + being early morning, many bars decided not to pay extra just to run replays the next day when they could use other sports content instead.
Same here, I’m not paying Stan Sport, sorry Indycar, should have stuck with Fox. I’d say they’ve lost thousands of international viewers with that move here.
Great race. Dedicate this to my good friend. We grew up together and we had planned to be there this year, but he unexpectedly passed a few days ago. RIP my friend.
Heartbreaking for you man. Condolences. RIP to your great friend! And may you find your inner peace through Jesus Christ. He's safe guarded me for the last 71 years. Not trying to preach. But, He is a true source of comfort to those who will choose accept him!
Such a great race I understand Marcus‘s concern for safety, but I’m glad the race was finished under green flag. But the rules weren’t broken and that’s final. Josef Newgarden is a indy500 winner.
I don't understand his concern for safety lol They just had an extended red/yellow period with all of the normal laps just to crash before the start/finish line. Seems like the sped up version was safer as no crash occurred! In the very small sample size.
Yes, the rules say you are not allowed to have a yellow flag restart directly from the pit stop WITHOUT a safety car! Marcus is the real winner of indy500 2022 AND 2023, back to back winner!
@@MrNorberg lol, he had the lead for 3 seconds after the crash but before the start-line. If the guy controlling the yellow lights button had slipped a finger Santino would have won the 500 or if it was thrown immediately when the car crashed NewG would have won. Would you be in the same sentiment then? The winner would have been chosen by luck by a guy with a button lol I've looked at that replay at when the yellow comes out, I can't clearly say who was leading. It's 2002 all over again, they wanted to avoid that.
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Three wide four wide, it is a miracle that nobody got seriously injured. And they took Fontana off the calendar exactly for the same reason. IndyCar fans, Go watch 2015 IndyCar Fontana. Best oval race ever
Yea it's funny that the shorter version of the highlights included it, but the longer version cut it out. They must have decided that it was a little embarrassing. I enjoyed it, though! To be fair... it was DEFINITELY over the line, so trying to argue it wasn't was just ridiculous!
@@davenoelke6412 As talked in the replies, it should be in the shorter highlights version of this race? And yeah I agree those two can be hilarious when they start arguing
IndyCar's young guys showed that sometime in the future they will have their faces on the Borg warner. But the vet in Newgarden said hold up lemme just sip this milk first
I watched on TV of Indy 500 race yesterday , Glad 2 or 4 Drivers was okay from crashes, But I do not know about the tire fly over to a person or over the parking Lot??? and Congrats to Driver Josef Newgarden and Good video
That's getting fixed in a redesign for sure. While I've seen crashes throw tires out of the track in other motor sports, I've never seen in cleaved off like that ever.
awesome👍 race🏁 especially the chaos in the pit road & the wheel to wheel battles on the track also how this race was so much on tire🛞 strategy 27:33-29:00 the last lap battle between marcus & josef was epic🔥, i like how he faked going to the pit/trying to avoid towing that was a smart move
@@soisaidtogod4248 Less than 40% of the drivers in this race are from the US, Indycar is very much a premier international series. But yes, if you want to talk about series that have better racing than F1, there's plenty, including other FIA series. Indycar, WEC, IMSA, MotoGP, Supercars, Super Formula, World Superbike...
Formula 1 is just different racing idk why people have to compare everything and say one is better. Just enjoy them and appreciate we can have all different types of motorsport to watch
If the rules weren't (seemingly they weren't) broken by the race control, this is one of the most dramatic Indy 500s of all time. Unbelievable drama and I'm so happy Newgarden won it. Maybe even more so because of Marcus turning into Pato (not a fan of either of them).
No rules were broken. If they make a rule saying you need a minimum number of laps to throw a red flag, I'm fine with that. This was completely legal and unlike F1, the field was frozen. Nobody could make any changes to their car which is how it should be. A red flag should not be a chance to completely change the car, put new tires on, or repair any damage.
Marcus turning into Pado? Are you joking? Pado has been involved in so many reckless incidents, and that was another one. I was really glad that Pado didn't take out anyone else with his stupid move!
Ericsson should have won it, he should be an indy500 back-to-back champion, but ofc americans and especially Penske fans couldn't stand that a swedish driver would have done that achievement! Both Pato and Newgarden could warm-up their tyres on the restarts they were in the lead much more than Ericsson could on the last restart, making the draft from behind Ericsson SO MUCH more advantagous, hence giving Newgarden it a lot easier to pass Ericsson than Ericsson had on the previous 2 restarts! Its unfair, wrong and pathetic of penske-owned Indycar series on a penske-owned indy500-track, allowing a penske-owned car to win it by breaking the rules!
I'm American and I wanted Ericsson to win. I'm still not sure of the exact interpretation of the rules. Ericcson will be back, and the fact is, seeing this thing finish under yellow would have sucked. I'd rather see the guy I was rooting for come in second, and let them finish it on the track.
Dude get off your high horse it'd the first time a Penske car won the 500 since Penske bought the track in 2020 Newgarden just was determined that was his opportunity and he came through in the clutch
Thats not the reason. Ericcson lost on the last lap. That's why it's called a race. You still need to race to the end..... that's exactly what Josef Newgarden did. Ericcson is just a sore loser.🏁🇺🇸🏁🇺🇸🏁
Marshall Pruett over on Racer interviewed a couple of race engineers about tire temps and pressures on the last restart and found they were nearly identical to the start of the Indy 500. While the "cold tire" criticism could hold water at a place like Iowa or Gateway, they had 2 miles to get their car ready. At that point, it's a driver issue and not a series issue.
NO, for Ericsson, the draft from behind him was WAY more advantegous after just one yellow flag without safety car directly from the pit, then it was for him when he was after Pato for 5 yellow flag laps before first restart and when he was behind Newgarden for the 2nd restart that was after at least 3 yellow flags, both of those restarts where behind the safety car, which it must be according to the rules! Penske gave Newgarden the win. Ericsson should have won it, he should be an indy500 back-to-back champion, but ofc americans and especially Penske fans couldn't stand that a swedish driver would have done that achievement! Both Pato and Newgarden could warm-up their tyres in the lead much more than Ericsson could on the last restart, hence giving Newgarden it a lot easier to pass Ericsson than Ericsson had on the previous 2 restarts! Its unfair, unsportsmanship and pathetic of penske-owned Indycar series from a penske-owned indy500-track, allowing a penske-owned car to win it by breaking the rules!
Yellows and reds are perhaos decided based on whos in the lead? When the owner of the whole cirkus, the track and his own car wins by shady decisions, you do start to wonder. Not saying that Ericsson was robbed, but having only an outlap before restarting a race do raise questions.
Marcus Ericson wanted the 🏎 🏎 race to end on a checkered yellow flag to get the win and say it was dangerous for the final two laps saying it was taken from him smh what he wasn't happy he won it last year? Hey Marcus it's called racing and the better driver won! Josef deserved that win after starting mid field and team Chevy was on a roll so either way a Chevy driver would win that race! Congrats Newgarden now you have a Indy 500 winner to your resume along with Championship driver of the year.
I don't think is fair to say that Ericsson was a chicken or sore loser, he had every right to complain that. They had exactly an Indy500 on hand and then the official thought that Abu Dhabi 2021 was the greatest race ever so they went on to finish under green with only 1 LAP to spare. If the role was switch, i would've guess Newgarden saying similar things. As for the best driver won, Ericsson prove he's the best driver of that race until that final red flag comes out, and remember the situation is similar to the ones last year. Last year he almost got "robbed", this year he did got "robbed".
@@homeperson11244 All of Ericcson's wins in IndyCar were the result of the red flag. Marshall Pruett is also reporting on Racer that he talked to several engineers that the tires were back to the same temp and pressures as the start of the Indy 500. If this was Iowa or Gateway, that would be a good point, but if you can't get your car squared away and ready after a 2 mile pace lap, that's a driver issue and not a series issue. After all the above, it really comes out like sour grapes whine and cheese.
I wonder why Indy 500 interrupted many times in 200 laps, while Grand Prix De Monaco never wave a red flag during the race.😒😒😒 I love both these singleseater championchips (watch F1 since 1997 and supporting Ferrari) but I watch Indycar since 2018. Better F1 because is a global championchip than Indycar which is a clear United States championchip.😉😉😉😉
Because the race is at high speed and very challenging? I counted fifteen different nationalities starting the Indy 500 this year. 15 different nationalities started the Monaco Grand Prix this year as well.
@@barnigranero5882 that does means nothing. Watch Grand Prix De Monaco and compare it with this year's Indy 500. How do you explane the interruption from lap 92 to lap to lap 156? And Ericsson lose unfairly, what do you think about passing a bit from the pit lane (turning from left) area in final laps?🤔🤔🤔
