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  1. It's hypocritical to comment in blog comment sections? About the particular topic in question? Because it shows the great Indy 500 in a negative light?

    You sir, are off your rocker.

    Once and for all, please explain what it takes to be a fan of the Indy 500? Do we all have to genuflect BEFORE typing, or is it something more like grasping our Indy holy beads and praying for 500 seconds before any other pure thoughts can be executed by our brains?

    Your 48 years ain't nothing pal. Preach to me brother, tell me what it all means....tell me why it deserves any respect FROM ANYBODY? In reality, it's a track where cars race...NASCAR, Grand AM, Motorcycles, Indy Lights, F1 (gone), even tour buses. On Monday morning it goes away until next year, hidden and un-respected for another 364 days.

    Come on superfan, tell us what it means...

  2. Chocolate covered graham cracker...

  3. Good 'Ol Ritz

  4. Triscuit with olive oil and black pepper. Great with Skinny Cow chipolte cheese spread.

  5. Still hobbling on that gimp leg, 'eh Iman? CART IS DEAD....let's talk about the Indy 500.

    I see where a gentleman named Steve Hammer posted a fascinating opinion piece in Indy's NUVO today. He doesn't even have the nerve to bring up CART, sez Indy stinks on it's own.

    Oh, and blaming fenceposts won't work because the quote from Tony Kanaan said it all, "We killed someone at 225". "We" are the goofs that have propagated this disaster we have today. That's everyone that went along with the sham....several obstinate folks who parrot the speedway propaganda here included. Now, it withers on the vine in the hot sun...and you can be proud that you let it happen.

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