Was there an accident after the race? Because in the "Indycar seres" game, in the intre there is a Red Bull car which is spinning and somebody hit him! Please answer I dont to when and where was that but it looks michigan.
@DrDenisSaralho I prefer diversity. Ovals, road courses, street races. IRL is perfect for me. Open wheel racing that tests a diverse set of skills. Plus, a good side my side race is really exciting. That's just my opinion.
@Rdwomack Modern IndyCar has almost become what CART was between the late 80s/early 90s and circa 2000. It's gone from what tony george wanted to what he wanted to get away from.
And I love it. 2012 is looking to be the rebirth of a proper american open wheel series.
@fordfocusonme elite head... because it is the biggest and best racing on earth and viewed all across the globe from Europe to Asia to South America to North America (excluding the U.S).
You can be whatever fan you please, ofcourse. May I ask a sincere question however, why is it that the U.S has no F1 grand prix and has no driver and has no team or manufacturer. Is it even broadcasted in the U.S?
@MWcrazyhorse F1 is shown in the United States. A few races are shown on public channels like Fox. Most races are shown on SPEED.
The reason why F1 isn't big in the USA because the cultures are too different. As anyone who switches to European style racing to US racing - they'll tell your its totally different. The same goes the other way around. European style racing is way to serious to us. I think many Europeans feel American style racing is more show then go.
@fordfocusonme aha, thx for that answer. Yes racing is business, not just in europe but especially. The top manufacteurers Mercedes, Ferari, Renault easily spend a billion dollars each on developing new cars and motors. It is prestige and commercial, evidently one needs the best drivers and best mechanics too if one can get them. Now you got yourself a race!! Even if americans don't care enough for racing, a good performance by a u.s manufacteurer would still benefit his company, no?
@MWcrazyhorse No we enjoy racing - but we enjoy racing where anyone can win and not just the top guys. Billions of dollars to win - that's insane and why would anyone want to enter that? NASCAR, Indycar, sportcar racing, and endurance racing - which Americans loves - you can come in and be competitive with a great team. You can say that for F1. You need tons and tons of money and even with that that doesn't guarantee you nothing (ask Toyota). As I said two different cultures.
@SRAMEK What are you talking about? Those are basically the same cars and engines they still use today. Go watch old CART videos from the 90s if you want to see something absolutely great.
look at all the empty stands
djbadlt 4 months ago
Was there an accident after the race? Because in the "Indycar seres" game, in the intre there is a Red Bull car which is spinning and somebody hit him! Please answer I dont to when and where was that but it looks michigan.
hbence9 7 months ago
WE WANT MICHIGAN BACK!
RickDesotell 8 months ago 2
strange to see the IRL cars running a CART line instead of the hugging-the-white-line action we see now. maybe they were a bit quicker in 02?
ah996 10 months ago
@ah996 They were a bit quicker back then. They were making almost 700 hp instead of the 625 of today
Grayqboufan 7 months ago
wicked race howd they upload 2hours 15 mins
kiwinrg 10 months ago
I will never understand, why Infiniti didn't stay in the series, until they had the title...
kflfv3 1 year ago
Oh please bring Michigan back!
UltimateEEnEFan 1 year ago
those cars look a lot like formula 1 cars. i dont get why f1 hasnt caught on in america
mrawsome17 1 year ago
@mrawsome17 probably because there are no U.S drivers in it.
MWcrazyhorse 1 year ago
@MWcrazyhorse haha not since the 70's anyway!
mrawsome17 1 year ago
the last 15 min were awesome
BrianRichterWWE 1 year ago
Jeff Ward in the Ganassi car hit the wall at turn 4. Reminds me a lot of JJ ''Finn-power'' Lehto's accident at the same corner.
18PacWest 1 year ago 3
Safety car deployed because of debris on the backstraight.
18PacWest 1 year ago 3
That was my first IRL race since the '99 Indy 500 when Kenny ''The Superswede'' Bräck won this race.
18PacWest 1 year ago 3
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oval races sucks...
DrDenisSaralho 1 year ago
@DrDenisSaralho I prefer diversity. Ovals, road courses, street races. IRL is perfect for me. Open wheel racing that tests a diverse set of skills. Plus, a good side my side race is really exciting. That's just my opinion.
Rdwomack 1 year ago 10
@Rdwomack Modern IndyCar has almost become what CART was between the late 80s/early 90s and circa 2000. It's gone from what tony george wanted to what he wanted to get away from.
And I love it. 2012 is looking to be the rebirth of a proper american open wheel series.
ICanCount2G 1 year ago
@DrDenisSaralho Your either a F1 elite head, anti-NASCAR, or a die hard Champ Car fan. Notice I didn't say CART because CART raced on ovals.
fordfocusonme 1 year ago
@fordfocusonme
nope, just a race fan that doesnt like ovals ;)
DrDenisSaralho 1 year ago
@fordfocusonme elite head... because it is the biggest and best racing on earth and viewed all across the globe from Europe to Asia to South America to North America (excluding the U.S).
You can be whatever fan you please, ofcourse. May I ask a sincere question however, why is it that the U.S has no F1 grand prix and has no driver and has no team or manufacturer. Is it even broadcasted in the U.S?
MWcrazyhorse 1 year ago
@MWcrazyhorse F1 is shown in the United States. A few races are shown on public channels like Fox. Most races are shown on SPEED.
The reason why F1 isn't big in the USA because the cultures are too different. As anyone who switches to European style racing to US racing - they'll tell your its totally different. The same goes the other way around. European style racing is way to serious to us. I think many Europeans feel American style racing is more show then go.
fordfocusonme 1 year ago
@fordfocusonme aha, thx for that answer. Yes racing is business, not just in europe but especially. The top manufacteurers Mercedes, Ferari, Renault easily spend a billion dollars each on developing new cars and motors. It is prestige and commercial, evidently one needs the best drivers and best mechanics too if one can get them. Now you got yourself a race!! Even if americans don't care enough for racing, a good performance by a u.s manufacteurer would still benefit his company, no?
MWcrazyhorse 1 year ago
@MWcrazyhorse No we enjoy racing - but we enjoy racing where anyone can win and not just the top guys. Billions of dollars to win - that's insane and why would anyone want to enter that? NASCAR, Indycar, sportcar racing, and endurance racing - which Americans loves - you can come in and be competitive with a great team. You can say that for F1. You need tons and tons of money and even with that that doesn't guarantee you nothing (ask Toyota). As I said two different cultures.
fordfocusonme 1 year ago
@MWcrazyhorse yes fox has part of the season
lee47848 8 months ago
nice race.. Scheckter is a good driver.
Brantoc 1 year ago
yes, the real indycar series
indycardvr1 1 year ago
paul page rocks!
franneck1989 1 year ago 16
@franneck1989 - I agree, however NHRA is not for him. He needs to find a way back to open wheel.
SlamDuncDrummer 2 months ago
This was a time, when motorsport was something great
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f1diva 1 year ago
@richdeveau24 The current Dallara chassis was launched in 2003, granted 2012 can't come soon enough!!
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f1diva 1 year ago
@richdeveau24 oh and Honda didn't enter the IRL until 2003 ;)
f1diva 1 year ago
@SRAMEK What are you talking about? Those are basically the same cars and engines they still use today. Go watch old CART videos from the 90s if you want to see something absolutely great.
richdeveau24 1 year ago
love these old races , thanks:) !
webbieNL 1 year ago