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Aleshin in doubt at SPM.
The rumor now is that reigning Auto GP Formula Open champion Luis Michael Dorrbecker, who is set to test with SPM at Sebring in March, is the odds-on favourite to fill that seat.
Aleshin in doubt at SPM.
Motorsport.com (yeah, I know) say Pastor Maldonado is in talks to join KV Racing for this season. I think if it does happen he'll do a very good job, he was an absolute beast at street circuits in the junior formulas and in F1 when the car was right, IndyCar will be perfect for him.
Motorsport.com (yeah, I know) say Pastor Maldonado is in talks to join KV Racing for this season. I think if it does happen he'll do a very good job, he was an absolute beast at street circuits in the junior formulas and in F1 when the car was right, IndyCar will be perfect for him.
...Motorsport.com (yeah, I know) say Pastor Maldonado is in talks to join KV Racing for this season. I think if it does happen he'll do a very good job, he was an absolute beast at street circuits in the junior formulas and in F1 when the car was right, IndyCar will be perfect for him.
It's not possible to be worse than Milka Duno, is it?If Maldonado ends up worse than Milka Duno then Hell will have frozen over.
I've never understood that expression, because in some classical interpretations, hell has less fire and brimstone and more ice and despair.If Maldonado ends up worse than Milka Duno then Hell will have frozen over.
Ice and despair don't sell books and movies as well as fire and brimstone thoughI've never understood that expression, because in some classical interpretations, hell has less fire and brimstone and more ice and despair.
Well there's now a guaranteed caution in every race, it just doesn't have a clock on it.![]()
Dixon will be going for a fifth championship.Anyone else starting to get concerned by the lack of a sponsorship announcement for Dixon? I mean I know the start of the season is still about two months away, and that Chip will make sure he's on the grid and kicking butt no matter what but...a four-time series champion and former 500 winner not having a new primary backer confirmed yet doesn't do the public perception of the series' health any favors.
Hello IndyCar, you're my new home for motorsport now. I understand you run fewer races than I'm used to in a season but that's probably for the better of my spare time.
Anyone else starting to get concerned by the lack of a sponsorship announcement for Dixon? I mean I know the start of the season is still about two months away, and that Chip will make sure he's on the grid and kicking butt no matter what but...a four-time series champion and former 500 winner not having a new primary backer confirmed yet doesn't do the public perception of the series' health any favors.
Stress your concern after the Daytona 500, Ganassi would be more focused on both the Daytona 24h and the 500 over something further down the track PR wise.
Indycar probably has a lot less cars on track and more road racing than you're used to as well, but it's fine. The on-track product has been solidly good over the last few years and there hasn't been a lot of BS to mess things up.
Anyone else starting to get concerned by the lack of a sponsorship announcement for Dixon? I mean I know the start of the season is still about two months away, and that Chip will make sure he's on the grid and kicking butt no matter what but...a four-time series champion and former 500 winner not having a new primary backer confirmed yet doesn't do the public perception of the series' health any favors.
I have actually been sort of following it for the last couple years, I think I watched 4 races this past season. I was making a bit of an obvious dig at NASCAR though while welcoming IndyCar to myself with open arms. Well, apart from Eddie Cheever and his Indy 500 practices of course.![]()
And then NBC announces a renewed commentating team where Cheever gets to participate full-time.Ah. Well, if it's any indication on where Indycar is going 2017 might be the last year of ABC's 4-race coverage deal, so hopefully we don't get to have our ears bleed while falling asleep listening to Cheever & Scott Goodyear drone on and on about nothing particular.
And then NBC announces a renewed commentating team where Cheever gets to participate full-time.
I have a feeling that ABC will fight hard for rights to the 500 due to ad revenue and its history of broadcasting it. If they do get the 500, hopefully Indycar is smart enough to get rid of the network/cable exclusivity garbage that plagues the current deal so that NBC can finally broadcast.Ah. Well, if it's any indication on where Indycar is going 2017 might be the last year of ABC's 4-race coverage deal, so hopefully we don't get to have our ears bleed while falling asleep listening to Cheever & Scott Goodyear drone on and on about nothing particular.
I have a feeling that ABC will fight hard for rights to the 500 due to ad revenue and its history of broadcasting it. If they do get the 500, hopefully Indycar is smart enough to get rid of the network/cable exclusivity garbage that plagues the current deal so that NBC can finally broadcast.
I have a feeling that ABC will fight hard for rights to the 500 due to ad revenue and its history of broadcasting it.
Which may be our saving grace from the idiots in the ABC booth.I'm not so sure on that, ESPN isn't doing so hot at the moment so Disney may look to shed what they can.