Posts Tagged ‘Indy 500’
NNCGR: Bradley Goldberg, Lead Engineer
In this special series of Featured Team Member profiles, More Front Wing is proud to share memories from the individuals who work behind the scenes at the Indianapolis 500. This latest installment profiles Bradley Goldberg, Lead Engineer for Novo Nordisk Chip Ganassi Racing.
CIS: Tom Sneva
More Front Wing continues our Centennial Interview Series with the winner of the 1983 Indianapolis 500, Tom Sneva.
CIS: Mario Andretti
More Front Wing continues our Centennial Interview Series with the winner of the 1969 Indianapolis 500, Mario Andretti.
Andretti: Kyle Moyer, General Manager
In this special series of Featured Team Member profiles, More Front Wing is proud to share memories from the individuals who work behind the scenes at the Indianapolis 500. This latest installment profiles Kyle Moyer, General Manager for Andretti Autosport.
CIS: Parnelli Jones
More Front Wing kicks off our Centennial Interview Series with the winner of the 1963 Indianapolis 500, Parnelli Jones.
What does Indy mean to you?
We share what readers told us Indy means to them as we preview the centennial Month of May coverage coming up here at More Front Wing.
Trump at IMS: a public relations disaster
When the rumor first emerged that Donald Trump was going to be asked to drive the pace car for the centennial running of the Indianapolis 500, there was initially some debate. Now, it’s become evident that Trump draws attention, but none of it in any way works in IMS’s favor.
MFW podcast episode 39
Conquest Racing driver Pippa Mann discusses her new Indy 500 ride, and Versus.com blogger Jeff Iannucci helps review last weekend’s race at Long Beach.
INDY 500: Conclusion of the spring sports calendar
One of Paul’s favorite aspects of spring every year is the build up to what he considers New Year’s Day — Memorial Day weekend at Indianapolis.
Barnhart discusses new IICS rules for 2011
Brian Barnhart, INDYCAR President of Competition and Operations, speaks with More Front Wing at yesterday’s presentation to clarify some of the questions that have been lingering regarding some of these new rules.
Off-season Interview Series — Howdy Bell
Longtime IMS Radio Network announcer and Indianapolis broadcasting legend Howdy Bell talks about some of the highlights of broadcasting almost 50 years of the Indianapolis 500.
Indy journal: 1982
The best weather in several years, including the first day of time trials, the first driver fatality in nine years, the four mph increase in the qualifying record, the four-car crash just a few seconds before the start of the race and, perhaps most of all, the unbelievably close finish for first place between Gordon Johncock and Rick Mears were the outstanding attractions at the Speedway this year.