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INDIANOPOLIS (AP) - Scott Dixon answered some questions and started walking on the runway when he realized he had forgotten someone: his wife. Dixon turned, took Emma's hand and began one of the most nervous steps in his IndyCar career. Disappointment. disgusting. Mild pain. Dixon needs to feel it all. The 41-year-old New Zealander had to beat his car for most of Sunday’s Indy 500 race until a speeding fine allowed him to kiss bricks at the Indianapolis racetrack for the first time since 2008. Dixon was trying to finally stop in the pits with 23 laps ahead when he closed the rear tire during braking. IndyCar showed its speed and issued a penalty for overtaking, which took a few seconds and a fair number of seats. Basically, he had no chance on the track. “It just hurts, to be honest,” Dixon said. "Probably very close ... I think it was about a mile an hour or so. It's just disappointing. The car was very good all day. We had a very good speed strategy, I just broke i...

It's time to watch the live broadcast of Indy 500, you can tune in to see if we can survive 2008. No, not because of any particular trend, technology or milestone: Scott Dixon (who last won the race in 2008) took the pole and is set for his second win in one of the biggest races of the year. However, the highest number of victories has Helio Castroneves, winner of the Indy 500 2021 (his fourth). Castroneves will be the first to win the big race five times when he takes first place this weekend. Sorry for him? Well, he’s 27th out of 33 on the net, so he already has a great chance. Dixon's teammate Alex Palu can also start the race from second place. It also looks like the Indy 500 will be devoid of projected rains for the next few days in Indianapolis. According to reports, on a warm and sunny Sunday the clouds will dissipate. Well, if we talk about those who need speed, the star of Top Gun: Maverick (in cinemas on the Friday before the race) Miles Teller was recognized as ...