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2015 Indy 500 Preview:
The 99th edition of the Indy 500 kicks off on May 24th. Indy 500 Qualifying is set for May 16th and 17th and the quest for the pole at the Indianapolis 500 will be relentless. Ed Carpenter will look to make it 3 poles in three years at the 2015 Indy 500, and will try and take home his first victory. Defending champion Ryan Hunter-Reay will try and join the elite group of drivers to win back to back Indy 500’s. Indy 500 legend Helio Castroneves will make his 6th attempt at willing a 4th Indy 500, a feat that would tie him for the most all time victories at the Indianapolis 500. Other favorites at the 2015 Indy 500 will be last seasons IndyCar champion Will Power and former Indy 500 winners Scott Dixon and Tony Kanaan.

2014 Indy 500 Preview:
For the first time in Indy 500 history, the 2014 race featured at least one champion from Formula One, IndyCar, and NASCAR. It was Andretti Autosport taking the winning lap at the end as Ryan Hunter-Reay closed out 200 laps in 2 hours 40 minutes and 48 seconds to tack on 126 points to his season. Hunter-Reay was in a Honda engine and led the race for 56 laps after starting off in the 19th grid position.

2013 Indy 500 Preview:
Sunday, May 26th marks the running of the 97th annual Indianapolis 500, the pinnacle of the 2013 IZOD IndyCar Season. This year’s event will be more competitive than ever with a 1 million dollar bonus prize in the mix as part of the Indy Car Triple Crown that was resurrected from 1989. The driver taking 1st place at Indy, Pocano and Fontana will take home the glory and the money.

To keep the teams and drivers on their toes, and to add a twist to this year’s race, the introduction of multiple aero kits was made but IndyCar is keeping us waiting on the final decision. No doubt the race will come down to the final lap as it has for the year few years.

Only 3 drivers in history have had 4 victories at Indy, A.J. Foyt, Al Unser and Rick Mears with the first occurring in 1977 and the last in 1991. Two of the drivers in the current field have a shot to join this elite club in 2013, Helio Castroneves and last year’s winner Dario Franchitti. Will Franchitti pull off the repeat and become an icon or will Castroneves spoil his plans and take the checkered flag? All will be settled on Sunday.

2012 Indy 500 Results:
Dario Franchitti is the winner of the 96th annual Indianapolis 500 becoming a 3-time Indy 500 champion with victories in 2007, 2010 and 2012. Scott Dixon finished in 2nd and Tony Kanaan took the 3rd spot.

2012 Indy 500 Preview:
The 96th annual Indy 500 is scheduled for Sunday, May 27th. All entries will feature turbocharged engines, the last time the field had turbos was back in 1996. Additionally all cars are a new model-year chassis so we have lots of updates for this year’s event.

The official entry list was announced on April 18 and a total of 34 car/driver combinations have been confirmed. Race fans will be thrilled to know that former winner circle regulars like Dario Fanchitti, Helio Castroneves and Scott Dixon will be mixing it up in the fight for the checkered flag in the 500 mile battle to the finish over this memorial day weekend.
2011 Indy 500 Results:
Dan Wheldon took the checkered flag at the 95th Indianapolis 500 in spectacular fashion overtaking JR Hildebrand in the final 1,000 yards as Hildebrand put his car into the wall and slid to a 2nd place finish. The 3rd place finisher was Graham Rahal.

2011 Indy 500 Preview:
We’re wondering what’s bigger—the 253-acre Indianapolis Motor Speedway—or the fact it’s the Indy 500’s 100th anniversary at the famed track. Whichever it is, going to the 2011 edition of The Greatest Spectacle in Racing will be a star-studded affair. Even the National Anthem is going to be a bigger deal—Seal and Kelly Clarkson will be singing a duet before the almost 400,000 screaming fans.

For those fans viewing pleasure, the field of 33 will include five previous winners: Dan Wheldon, Dario Franchitti, Helio Castroneves, Scott Dixon and Buddy Rice. Representatives from fifteen different countries will also be racing in Indy. Along with the US, UK, Brazilian, Canadian and Australian drivers, the 500 will have representatives from Belgium, Colombia, Japan, New Zealand, South Africa, Spain, Switzerland, Venezuela and for the first time, China.

As for who will be drinking milk in the winner’s circle, obviously the previous winners are all candidates. Franchitti above all is the favorite, but dark-horse candidates like Will Power, Bruno Junqueira and Alex Tagliani will make the centennial race at Indianapolis one to remember for more than the year it was run.

2010 Indy 500 Results:
Dario Franchitti wins the 94th Indianapolis 500, finishing 1st ahead of Dan Wheldon who finished 2nd and Marco Andretti, who finished 3rd.

2010 Indy 500 Preview:
The 94th Indianapolis 500 is scheduled to be held on Sunday, May 30 - on the traditional Memorial Day weekend - at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. As the racing field is announced, motorsport fans are gearing up for their trip to Indiana to enjoy what will be the premier event of the 2010 IZOD IndyCar Series season. In 2010, at least 34 drivers - including some up and coming racers and former winners - will launch their IndyCars on the Speedway.

Previous winners Helio Castroneves, Scott Dixon, Dario Franchitti and Dan Wheldon will lead the field. In addition, four female drivers will participle in this year's race, including noted driver Danica Patrick, Simona De Silvestro, Milka Duno and Sarah Fisher.

John Andretti is the most senior driver entering the Indy 500, having previously entered 10 of the 500-mile races on the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Among his competitors is 19-year-old Sebastian Saavedra, the youngest driver who is attempting to make the prestigious field. For an added thrill, race fans can watch Robin Roberts, the anchor of ABC's Good Morning America pilot the pace car at this year's event.

2009 Indy 500 Results:
The first race of Indy's 3 year Centennial Era celebration (leading up to the race's 100th anniversary in 2011), sees Brazilian Hélio Castroneves take the win. Castroneves began the race on the pole, though Australian Scott Dixon lead for more slightly more laps overall, 73 to Castroneves' 66. Castroneves adds a 3rd Indy win to his previous two in 2001 and 2002.

2009 Indy 500 Preview:
The 2009 Indy 500 auto race is going to be an event to remember. The race will mark the three-year Centennial celebration of the 100th anniversary of the Indianapolis 500 and the Indianapolis 500 Speedway. For auto racing fanatics, the event will be both historic and competitive. The tentatively scheduled pace car for the race will be a Chevrolet Corvette, and the tentative starting command will be announced by Mari Hulman George. The race will be televised live on ABC. Be on the lookout for big names to participate, including: Marco Andretti, Dario Franchitti and Danica Patrick.