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Watch the three of the closest finishes in IndyCar Series history from Chicagoland Speedway.
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April 14th, 2008 at 7:17 pm
Bob:
0 points
oj yea
yea
January 31st, 2008 at 12:10 pm
USA1:
4 points
Never switched back!!!
One hot July afternoon ,in 1999 I was watching a Nascar race...changed the channel to see how the Indy Cars were doing, and haven't watched Nascar since!!!
September 8th, 2007 at 7:26 pm
I-will:
0 points
sam
Cool! the incredible is that in all these close finishes sam hornish won the race! He is spetacular...
January 1st, 2008 at 9:52 pm
RD:
3 points
Beats the heck out of NASCAR
And this is why I love open wheel race cars. If those had been NASCAR finishes they would have been beating and banging on each other and having a big wreck. I would much rather see the skill of a driver determine the finish than who can shove who the most.
September 7th, 2007 at 11:53 pm
gage:
1 points
good old CHICAGO
i think its going to be a wlid finish sunday between dan wheldon and danica patrick and scott dixion wins the championship
September 8th, 2007 at 12:15 am
Jason C.:
-1 points
Sam Hornish is due for a win and so is Helio
Don't be surprised if you see both Helio and Sam in first and second at Chicagoland for the final lap. If Sam doesn't get involved in a crash or have transmission problems then watch for him to be the leader of the pack. HEY ESPN. Don't you think you should put in the song, "Leader of the Pack" at the almost end of the race? THAT WOULD RULE!
September 7th, 2007 at 8:24 pm
John Baadilla:
1 points
Re: Cant' Wait
yeah, i also hope dixon doesnt pull, a cheap shot to Franchiti like he did on the second to last lap at Detroit.
September 7th, 2007 at 6:16 pm
bigmac:
1 points
he's not crying
Michael wasn't crying, he was stating a fact. He knows enough about the game to know what was happening. I have been to all the Chicagoland races and they produce exciting racing and finishes. So far the best was Unser and Hornish. 20 laps wheel to wheel. It doesn't get any better than that. Just wish that Michael and little Al were still racing. That would make the series real good.
September 7th, 2007 at 8:54 am
scott r zupp:
2 points
CANT' WAIT
ANOTHER SPECTACLUAR FINISH IS DUE
HOPE MICHEAL WON'T BE CRYING AGAIN AFTER THIS ONE.
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yea
One hot July afternoon ,in 1999 I was watching a Nascar race...changed the channel to see how the Indy Cars were doing, and haven't watched Nascar since!!!
Cool! the incredible is that in all these close finishes sam hornish won the race! He is spetacular...
And this is why I love open wheel race cars. If those had been NASCAR finishes they would have been beating and banging on each other and having a big wreck. I would much rather see the skill of a driver determine the finish than who can shove who the most.
i think its going to be a wlid finish sunday between dan wheldon and danica patrick and scott dixion wins the championship
Don't be surprised if you see both Helio and Sam in first and second at Chicagoland for the final lap. If Sam doesn't get involved in a crash or have transmission problems then watch for him to be the leader of the pack. HEY ESPN. Don't you think you should put in the song, "Leader of the Pack" at the almost end of the race? THAT WOULD RULE!
yeah, i also hope dixon doesnt pull, a cheap shot to Franchiti like he did on the second to last lap at Detroit.
Michael wasn't crying, he was stating a fact. He knows enough about the game to know what was happening. I have been to all the Chicagoland races and they produce exciting racing and finishes. So far the best was Unser and Hornish. 20 laps wheel to wheel. It doesn't get any better than that. Just wish that Michael and little Al were still racing. That would make the series real good.
ANOTHER SPECTACLUAR FINISH IS DUE
HOPE MICHEAL WON'T BE CRYING AGAIN AFTER THIS ONE.