How about that Indy?

[Massageman]

How many of you watched at least a tiny part of the Indy500? Through the delayed broadcast of the intercom transmissions between crews and drivers,

Indy 500!!!

we apparently got some behind-the-scenes info of the strategy of balancing speed/position/tire life/fuel remaining/mileage remaining vs pit-stops and many other factors needed to win. Do you think that having stations broadcast that info - after the fact- is helpful to your ENJOYMENT of the race?

[AviatorTom]

I watched both Indy 500 and the Coke 600. Both were similar. Kyle Larson crashed in each one. In each race, after dominating much of the race, the leader was passed with just a few laps remaining for the win. A very interesting 1100 miles of oval racing on Memorial Day weekend.

[Massageman]

I'm not that big on watching races, but the span of the last 30 laps or so was a good example of strategy, so I kinda kept an eye on it.

[AviatorTom]

Thanks for MHO

[NicholasRedone]

All I know is I went to work today, relevant to the question because, no, I was working. And I don't think I have cable or paid television.

[Jeff51]

Did not watch it. After a few rounds it gets boring to me

[NicholasRedone]

@Jeff51 the exciting parts are the start - and - the finish. Ahhh if only the TIVO had caught on worldwide before streaming lol 😆🤣

[WonderingManII]

My parents and I watched some of it.