2010 Indycar Edmonton - Helio Castro Neves angry blowup/post-race interview

Clip of Helio Castro Neves angry blow up which he yelled at everything in sight and grabbing a security guard. Interviews from Castro Neves, Scott Dixon, and Will Power.

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Sports

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• Indycar
• Indy
• IRL
• Edmonton
• Honda
• Grand Prix
• Helio Castro Neves
• Helio Castro-Neves
• Scott Dixon
• Will Power
• angry
• tirade
• blowup
• interview

[TheWhoracle]

Will was winning the race for 85% of the race. Up until the 4 or something full course yellows one after another. I think its a pretty big split, not down the middle or anything that he did or didn't block.

My biggest disappointment in this race was Car 78. I was cheering for her pretty hard. And she was doing so well, even though the top 5 was slowly pulling away, she was also pulling away from 7th place.

Ya win some ya lose some.

[RNCoyote]

@TheWhoracle

Fuckin' EJ Viso punted Simona into the tire barriers and it was downhill from there. She end up parked in the grass near the end of the race.

[guigow2004]

THUMBS UP if you think Helio is the real champion.

[riobabilonia]

In Indy you can´t block? In F1 you must block, its part of the racing thing..

[FreekyFreezer]

@JRCrowley Just shows that he didn't care about some security who tells that he has to keep cool.

[FreekyFreezer]

Can understand that he was upset. It was the most ridiculous decide ever by IndyCar race control

[TheCarlsonsRaiders]

U mad Helio?

[jollybossvf84]

Please DO NOT! The Indy can not be infected by the virus of F1! Iam Indy !

[JRCrowley]

wtf was Castro Neves thinking grabbing that security guard? Cocky little shit. He's lucky the security guard didn't slap him and break him in half.

[UncleDeluxe]

@riobabilonia I will, thx!

[riobabilonia]

@UncleDeluxe search for the Senna 50 anniversary Top Gear episode,if you didin´t watch yet.Senna describes what racing means to him...and probably to all old school racers..

[UncleDeluxe]

@riobabilonia I agree, seems officials are over-officiating (so to speak) lately. F1 used to practically be a bloodsport. Only thing I can think of is that the rule is meant to keep cars from jumping tires around corners which can lead to some bad crashes. Dunno, I'd love to hear the reason for that rule. Maybe it's a rule meant more for tracks that aren't so wide.